The CoinDesk 20 index declined 1.4% to 1,663.81, with all 20 assets in the benchmark trading lower. NEAR and Bitcoin Cash led the losses, while CRO and AAVE were the relative outperformers despite also falling.
The CoinDesk 20 index declined 1.4% to 1,663.81, with all 20 assets in the benchmark trading lower. NEAR and Bitcoin Cash led the losses, while CRO and AAVE were the relative outperformers despite also falling.
The move matters because the CoinDesk 20 is designed as a broad measure of digital asset market performance, and a session in which every constituent declines signals weakness across the benchmark rather than pressure concentrated in only a few tokens.
The CoinDesk 20 index moved lower on June 10, trading at 1,663.81, down 1.4% or 24.03 points since 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, according to CoinDesk Indices. The decline was broad-based, with all 20 assets in the index trading in negative territory.
The move matters because the CoinDesk 20 is designed as a broad measure of digital asset market performance, and a session in which every constituent declines signals weakness across the benchmark rather than pressure concentrated in only a few tokens.
NEAR Protocol and Bitcoin Cash were the weakest performers in the update. NEAR fell 4.3%, while BCH dropped 4.1%, making them the index’s leading laggards.
The relative leaders were also down on the day. CRO slipped 0.1%, and AAVE declined 0.5%, showing that even the best-performing constituents did not escape the broader pullback.
CoinDesk describes the CoinDesk 20 as a broad-based index traded on multiple platforms across several regions globally. The latest update points to a market session defined by uniform declines across the index’s full asset basket.
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