What is index price?

The index price is a fair price used to reasonably reflect the currency.

CoinEx selects a number of mainstream exchanges as the weight components of the index, and has designed exception handling logic to ensure that when the price of a single exchange deviates significantly, the index price fluctuations are within the normal range.

Note: The index price is updated every 5 seconds.

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Linear contract index price

The price of the CoinEx Linear contract index is taken from the average price of the spot market of multiple exchanges.

You can click here to view the index price and the weight distribution of each exchange.

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Inverse Contract Index Price

The price of the CoinEx inverse contract index is taken from the average price of the spot market of multiple exchanges.

You can click here to view the index price and the weight distribution of each exchange.

Note: If four index price sources are used in a market, if one of the exchanges stops serving and does not publish any transactions for more than 15 minutes, CoinEx will automatically remove the exchange from the index until its trading resumes, and the remaining Each exchange accounts for one-third of the weight. If another exchange has the same problem, the remaining two will share the weight.

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