> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gitbook-docs.coinmetrics.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gitbook-docs.coinmetrics.io/index-data/fact-sheets.md). # Fact Sheets A fact sheet is a summary document for one CMBI index series. Where a [methodology](/index-data/methodologies.md) document specifies how a series is constructed in full, a fact sheet is the short form: what the series measures, what it contains, and how it has behaved. It is the right starting point for evaluating whether a series fits a use case, and the methodology is where you go once it does. Fact sheets are published as PDFs and refreshed periodically, so the document linked in each section below is always the current edition. Four of the CMBI series carry one. ## CMBI Single Asset Series The CMBI Single Asset Series provide the cryptoasset community, investors and asset managers with publicly available and investable benchmarks that reliably and accurately track the price of a single cryptoasset, through sourcing market prices from numerous global liquidity venues. Indexes are designed to accurately reflect the performance of the global market, be easily tradable and be readily accessible to market participants. {% file src="/files/K1pDaJyfpUgHC6MiWZLM" %} ## CMBI Multi Asset Series The CMBI Multi Asset Series provide the cryptoasset community, investors and asset managers with publicly available and investable benchmarks that reliably and accurately track the value of cryptoasset markets. Indexes are designed and constructed leveraging Coin Metrics proprietary network and market data metrics and methodologies, including the Adjusted Free Float, CM Hourly Reference Rates and CM Real Time Reference Rates. Currently, CMBI Market Cap Weighted Products include the CMBI Bitcoin and Ethereum, CMBI 10 and CMBI 10 Excluding Bitcoin. Coin Metrics also administers the CMBI 10 Even which evenly weights the constituent assets of the CMBI 10 during the rebalance. Indexes are designed to accurately reflect the performance of the global market, be easily tradable and be readily accessible to market participants. {% file src="/files/4oikrbyvZ2tXt0hvB5vY" %} ## CMBI Total Market Series The CMBI Total Market Series provides users with publicly available and investable benchmarks that reliably and accurately track the value of cryptoasset markets that leverage the Datonomy to create Sector and Sub-Sector Indexes. The indexes are designed and constructed leveraging Coin Metrics proprietary network and market data metrics and methodologies, including the Estimated Market Capitalization, CM Hourly Reference Rates and CM Real Time Reference Rates. Currently, CMBI Total Market Series include the Total Market Index, eleven Sector Indexes, and three Sub-Sector Indexes. Indexes are designed to accurately reflect the performance of the global market, be easily tradable and be readily accessible to market participants. {% file src="/files/hOcczh89PudkIzBxRVEV" %} ## CMBI Mining Series The CMBI Mining Series provide the cryptoasset community, investors and asset managers with publicly available and investable benchmarks that reliably and accurately track the activity of one of crypto's critical functions, mining. The CMBI Bitcoin Hash Rate (CMBIHASH) represents the implied hash rate that miners are contributing to Bitcoin at any single point in time. The CMBI Bitcoin Hash Rate utilize a 48hr lookback window to accurately reflect the current performance of miners whilst maintaining resistance to outlier results and potentially manipulative activities. The CMBI Bitcoin Observed Work (CMBIWORK) utilizes the real-time levels from the CMBI Bitcoin Hash Rate to represent an approximation for the number of hashes that have been conducted over the previous 24hr period. {% file src="/files/aR5aNADRwugqDK1KvwDr" %} ## Related * [Methodologies](/index-data/methodologies.md): the full, versioned construction rules behind each series summarized here. * [Index Overview](/index-data/index-overview.md): the index families and the data types published for them. * [CMBI Index Policies](/index-data/methodologies/cmbi-index-policies.md): how market events, forks, and index changes are handled. * [Governance Committees](/index-data/methodologies/governance-committees.md): the oversight structure behind the index products. * [Indexes Glossary](/index-data/indexes-glossary.md): definitions of the index terms used in these documents. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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