On June 10, 2025, the Moscow Exchange will begin calculating the MOEXBTC index, which will reflect the volume-weighted average price of Bitcoin on the four largest crypto exchanges - Binance, Bybit, OKX, and Bitget. The index will be the first official Russian indicator based on data on perpetual futures and BTCUSDT swaps.
MOEXBTC will be calculated daily at 12:30 PM Moscow time based on an algorithm that takes into account trading volumes and weighting coefficients of each platform. The calculation methodology,published on the exchange's website, provides for a quarterly revision of weights to ensure data representativeness. In the future, the indicator may become the basis for new financial instruments.
The Moscow Exchange already calculates more than 400 indices, including stocks, bonds, and commodity assets. The addition of a cryptocurrency indicator expands opportunities for institutional investors interested in a transparent mechanism for assessing Bitcoin.
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