Equity index eligibility defines the criteria a company’s stock must meet to be included in a specific equity market index. While traditionally applied to conventional stocks, in the digital asset domain, this concept relates to the potential inclusion of tokenized equities or shares of crypto-native companies in broader market indices. Criteria often involve market capitalization, liquidity, trading volume, and specific governance standards. Inclusion in an index can significantly increase an asset’s visibility and attract institutional investment.
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The current state of equity index eligibility for digital assets is nascent, with few dedicated crypto indices existing and tokenized equities still gaining traction. A key debate involves developing standardized methodologies for evaluating digital assets against traditional equity metrics, which will influence their acceptance in mainstream financial benchmarks.
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