Real-Time Reference Rates Methodology

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Fiat Currencies
Introduction
Coin Metrics produces the Coin Metrics Real-Time Reference Rates (the “Real-Time Reference Rates”), a collection of reference rates quoted in U.S. dollars and other currencies, published once per second, for a set of cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies. The Real-Time Reference Rates are designed to serve as a transparent and independent pricing source that promotes the functioning of efficient markets, reduces information asymmetries among market participants, facilitates trading in standardized contracts, and accelerates the adoption of cryptocurrencies as an asset class with the highest standards. The Real-Time Reference Rates are calculated using a robust and resilient methodology that is resistant to manipulation and adheres to international best practices for financial benchmarks, including the International Organization of Securities Commissions’ (IOSCO) Principles for Financial Benchmarks. The Coin Metrics Oversight Committee (the “Oversight Committee”) and an independent governance structure protect the integrity of the Real-Time Reference Rates and ensure the Real-Time Reference Rates serve as a source of transparent and independent pricing.
Description
The Real-Time Reference Rates are published once per second, every day of the year, and represent the reference rate of one unit of the asset quoted in U.S. dollars or other currency.
Coverage Universe
The set of assets included in the Real-Time Reference Rates coverage universe are included in Appendix A.
Data and Calculation Methodology
Data Sources
The input data source for the Real-Time Reference Rates are markets traded on cryptocurrency exchanges that are approved to serve as pricing sources by the Oversight Committee. The Oversight Committee evaluates markets using a Market Selection Framework that assesses markets along a wide set of criteria to determine if the data source reflects trading activity in a transparent and representative manner. The Oversight Committee evaluates new markets for inclusion as constituent markets and evaluates existing constituent markets using the Market Selection Framework on a quarterly basis or as market conditions warrant. Markets that are approved by the Oversight Committee are added to a list of constituent markets (the “Constituent Markets”). A separate list of Constituent Markets is maintained for each of the Real-Time Reference Rates in the coverage universe.
A candidate market can be nominated for inclusion and an existing constituent market can be nominated for exclusion by any member of the public or member of the Oversight Committee. Public nominations for inclusion or exclusion of a market can be submitted in writing to [email protected]. The Oversight Committee may convene to apply the Market Selection Framework to evaluate the inclusion or exclusion of a market between regularly-scheduled quarterly meetings if market conditions or circumstances warrant. Coin Metrics publishes a current list of Constituent Markets for each asset in the Real-Time Reference Rates coverage universe, updates on inclusions or exclusions of constituent markets, and the rationale for making any change.
Market Selection Framework
The Market Selection Framework consists of a fully-systematized process for evaluating markets to serve as input pricing sources for the calculation of the Reference Rates. It produces a unique set of candidate selected markets for each asset in the coverage universe that are then subsequently reviewed by the Oversight Committee. The market selection framework evaluates markets based on the following criteria:
1.Technology: An assessment of whether the technology infrastructure of the market’s exchange provides sufficient availability and reliability for input data collection. Evaluates whether the exchange offers a REST API, Websocket feed, or FIX API suitable for data collection. Evaluates the performance of the API in terms of reliability and latency.
2.Legal and Compliance: An assessment of whether the market’s exchange complies with laws and regulations. Evaluates the exchange’s legal risk exposure, and whether it adheres to regulatory best practices. Evaluates whether the exchange has publicly-disclosed trading policies, uses market surveillance technology, and complies with national regulatory organizations, and enforces KYC and AML requirements. Evaluates whether the exchange has functioning fiat and cryptocurrency withdrawals processed within a normal timeframe. Evaluates whether a data sharing license can be executed with the exchange.
3.Business Model: An assessment of the market’s exchange with respect to its business model, including its fee structure and asset listing standards.
4.Data Availability: An assessment of the available data the market’s exchange offers for the given asset, including the number of markets where the given asset is the base currency, whether the markets are quoted in fiat currencies or other cryptocurrencies, and the type of markets offered.
5.Price: An assessment of the quality of the market’s price data, including testing for the occurrence of price outliers and impactful price deviations from other markets, and implementing tests that determine whether the market functions as an active market in the underlying asset and are anchored by observable transactions entered into at arm’s length between buyers and sellers.
6.Volume: An assessment of the quality of the market’s volume data, including testing for manipulated volume figures, and implementing tests that determine whether the market functions as an active markets in the underlying asset and are anchored by observable transactions entered into at arm’s length between buyers and sellers. The size of the exchange’s markets are also considered.
7.Order Book: An assessment of the quality of the market’s order book data, including tests for manipulated orders, and implementing tests that determine whether the market functions as an active market in the underlying asset and are anchored by observable transactions entered into at arm’s length between buyers and sellers. The liquidity of the market is also considered.
The full Market Selection Framework can be found here.
Data Inputs
The data inputs for the calculation of the Real-Time Reference Rates are observable transactions in an active market where the given asset is traded. The pool of candidate markets that are evaluated by the Market Selection Framework are determined by a hierarchy of data inputs that varies depending on the given asset.
Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH)
The pool of candidate markets that are evaluated for the calculation of the Real-Time Reference Rates for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) are determined using the following data hierarchy:
1.The primary data input is observable transactions in an active market where the given cryptocurrency is the base currency and the quote currency is U.S. dollars.
2.Markets where the given cryptocurrency is the base currency and the quote currency is not U.S. dollars are not considered, including markets quoted in other fiat currencies or markets quoted in stablecoins.
Other Cryptocurrencies Excluding Stablecoins
The pool of candidate markets that are evaluated for the calculation of the Real-Time Reference Rates for other cryptocurrencies, excluding Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and stablecoins are determined using the following data hierarchy:
1.The primary data input is observable transactions in an active market where the given cryptocurrency is the base currency and the quote currency is U.S. dollars.
2.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where the given cryptocurrency is the base currency and quote currency is Bitcoin (BTC).
3.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where the given cryptocurrency is the base currency and quote currency is Ethereum (ETH).
4.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where the given cryptocurrency is the base currency and quote currency is USD Coin (USDC).
5.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where the given cryptocurrency is the base currency and quote currency is Tether (USDT).
Stablecoins
The pool of candidate markets that are evaluated for the calculation of the Real-Time Reference Rates for stablecoins are determined using the following data hierarchy:
1.The primary data input is observable transactions in an active market where the given stablecoin is the base currency and the quote currency is U.S. dollars.
2.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where Bitcoin (BTC) is the base currency and quote currency is the given stablecoin.
3.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where Ethereum (ETH) is the base currency and quote currency is the given stablecoin.
4.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where the given stablecoin is the base currency and quote currency is USD Coin (USDC).
5.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where the given stablecoin is the base currency and quote currency is Tether (USDT).
The data hierarchy for stablecoins differs from other cryptocurrencies because market convention sets stablecoins as the quote currency for the majority of active markets. The following assets in the coverage universe are considered to be stablecoins:
Name
Ticker
Tether
usdt
TrueUSD
tusd
USD Coin
usdc
Paxos Standard
pax
Gemini Dollar
gusd
HUSD
husd
Binance USD
busd
Dai
dai
USDK
usdk
Binance IDR
bidr
sUSD
susd
Neutrino USD
usdn
TerraUSD
ust
mStable USD
musd
USD Paxos
usdp
Fiat Currencies
The pool of candidate markets that are evaluated for the calculation of the Reference Rates for fiat currencies are determined using the following data hierarchy:
1.The primary data input is observable transactions in an active market where the given fiat currency is the base currency and the quote currency is U.S. dollars.
2.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where Bitcoin (BTC) is the base currency and quote currency is the given fiat currency.
3.If the above data inputs do not exist or the Oversight Committee makes a determination that the above data inputs are insufficient to calculate the reference rate, the universe of data inputs will expand to include observable transactions in an active market where Ethereum (ETH) is the base currency and quote currency is the given fiat currency.
The data hierarchy for fiat currencies differs from other cryptocurrencies because market convention sets fiat currencies as the quote currency for the majority of active markets. The following assets in the coverage universe are considered to be fiat currencies:
Name
Ticker
Euro
eur
British Pound
gbp
Japanese Yen
jpy
Canadian Dollar
cad
Korean won
krw
Russian Ruble
rub
Ukrainian Hryvnia
uah
Turkish Lira
try
Australian Dollar
aud
Brazilian Real
brl
Swiss Franc
chf
Hong Kong Dollar
hkd
Nigerian Naira
ngn
Singapore Dollar
sgd
Calculation Algorithm
The calculation algorithm of the Real-Time Reference Rates is described below.
1.Calculate the volume denominated in units of the given asset from observable transactions that occurred over the trailing 60 minutes for each of the Constituent Markets. Calculate the volume weight for each of the Constituent Markets by dividing the volume figure for each of the Constituent Markets by the total volume across all Constituent Markets. The resulting figure is referred to as the volume weight.
2.Convert the trade price of all observable transactions over the trailing 60 minutes for each of the Constituent Markets to U.S. dollars if necessary using the Real-Time Reference Rate calculated for Bitcoin (BTC) or Ethereum (ETH). Calculate the inverse variance of the trade price converted to U.S. dollars for each of the Constituent Markets using the population mean in the calculation of variance, where the population mean is defined as the mean price of all trades from Constituent Markets over the trailing 60 minutes. If a Constituent Market has an infinite or undefined inverse price variance, the inverse price variance for that Constituent Market is set to zero. Calculate the inverse price variance weight for each of the Constituent Markets by dividing the inverse price variance by the total inverse price variance across all Constituent Markets. The resulting figure is referred to as the inverse price variance weight.
3.Calculate the final weight for each of the Constituent Markets by taking a mean of the volume weight and the inverse price variance weight.
4.Extract the most recent observable transaction from each of the Constituent Markets. Convert the trade price of the most recent observable transactions to U.S. dollars if necessary using the Real-Time Reference Rate calculated for Bitcoin (BTC) or Ethereum (ETH).
5.Calculate the weighted median price of the most recent observable transactions using the price calculated in step 4 and the final weight calculated in step 3. The weighted median price is calculated by ordering the transactions from lowest to highest price, and identifying the price associated with the trades at the 50th percentile of final weight. The resulting figure is the Real-Time Reference Rate for the given asset.
Data Contingency Rules
The following contingency rules are followed to address situations where data is delayed, missing, or unavailable due to periods of illiquidity, extraordinary market circumstances, or outside factors beyond the control of Coin Metrics.
1.If observable transactions from a constituent market are unable to be collected due to technical problems specific to the constituent market’s exchange during the calculation of a real-time reference rate, the observable transactions from the constituent market are not included in the calculation of the specific instance of the given real-time reference rate.
2.If no observable transactions from constituent markets exist during the trailing 60 minutes, the value of the real-time reference rate will be determined to equal the value calculated during the previous second.
Data Exclusion Rules
All observable transactions from constituent markets are evaluated using a systematic data quality control process. If potential errors or anomalies in the data are detected, the exercise of expert judgment will be applied to determine if the potentially erroneous data is included in the calculation of the real-time reference rate. The exercise of expert judgment in this circumstance is used to determine if the potentially erroneous data reflects observable transactions that are entered into at arm’s length between buyers and sellers and constitute an active market in the underlying asset, whether the observable transactions in question are formed by the competitive forces of supply and demand, and whether the observable transactions in question are a credible indicator of executable prices in the underlying asset. An investigation into the causes of the potential error, including whether any price deviations are specific to the exchange itself, is conducted. Any exercise of expert judgment is subject to dual approval by staff members, and is logged and reported to the Oversight Committee which periodically reviews the application of expert judgment to ensure consistency.
Recalculations
If errors are discovered in the calculation process subsequent to the publication of the real-time reference rate, a recalculated real-time reference rate may be published. Such errors can include the following events:
1.A constituent market begins trading at a spread against other constituent markets due to a temporary halting of withdrawals or deposits or an increase in solvency risk for a specific exchange
2.A constituent market is temporarily halted due to unplanned exchange maintenance
3.Data from constituent markets is interrupted due to network delays or instability
4.Data from constituent markets is interrupted due to an unplanned change in an exchange’s API
5.Suspected trade manipulation is observed on a constituent market
6.A ticker change or token swap for a constituent market is missed or misapplied
7.Calculation methodology is incorrectly applied
Recalculations to the real-time reference rates are assessed on a case-by-case basis in consultation with the Oversight Committee. Decisions regarding recalculations take into consideration all the available data and the potential negative impact or disruption involved in a recalculation. All recalculations are announced simultaneously to all clients.
Administration
Coin Metrics serves as the administrator for the Real-Time Reference Rates and has primary responsibility for all aspects of the Real-Time Reference Rates determination process, including the development, definition, determination, dissemination, operation, and governance of the Real-Time Reference Rates. All aspects of the production of the Real-Time Reference Rates are carried out by Coin Metrics, and Coin Metrics does not rely on any third parties for the determination of the Real-Time Reference Rates.
Coin Metrics ensures that transparency regarding significant decisions and associated rationale are published and made available to external stakeholders. Data contingency and data exclusion rules are in place to handle certain extraordinary circumstances and external factors beyond the control of Coin Metrics. The Oversight Committee reviews and provides challenge on the Real-Time Reference Rates production process.
Internal Oversight
The Oversight Committee provides independent oversight over the production of the Real-Time Reference Rates. The Oversight Committee’s responsibilities include regular reviews of the Real-Time Reference Rate production process, the Real-Time Reference Rate definition and calculation methodology, the selection of data sources and data inputs, any uses of expert judgment or non-standard procedures, conflicts of interest, material changes to or termination of the Real-Time Reference Rates, reviewing the results of external and internal audits, and any complaints or questions regarding the Real-Time Reference Rates from external stakeholders. Additional information regarding the responsibilities and membership of the Oversight Committee can be found in the Coin Metrics Oversight Committee Charter document.
Conflicts of Interest
Coin Metrics enforces policies and procedures relating to conflicts of interest in connection with the production of the Real-Time Reference Rates. The conflicts of interest policy addresses the identification, disclosure, management, and mitigation of conflicts of interest. These policies and procedures are periodically reviewed by the Oversight Committee. Coin Metrics is committed to disclosing any material conflicts of interest to external stakeholders and to regulatory authorities.
Material Changes or Termination
Coin Metrics may initiate material changes to or terminate a real-time reference rate due to certain extraordinary market circumstances or external factors. These circumstances or external factors include, but are not limited to:
1.The real-time reference rate no longer serves, and could not be modified to serve, as a transparent and independent pricing source for the underlying asset
2.The market liquidity in the underlying asset declines to an extent that the input data sources no longer function as active markets
3.The underlying asset experiences a contentious hard fork in which both forks survive
In such circumstances, Coin Metrics will review the Real-Time Reference Rates to ensure the Real-Time Reference Rates are properly reflecting their underlying assets, and if necessary, make changes to the methodology or definition of the Real-Time Reference Rates to properly account for changing market structure, circumstances, and industry conventions in the underlying asset. Any such change or termination will be reviewed and approved by the Oversight Committee. Any approved change or termination will be publicly disclosed to external stakeholders with a detailed explanation of the rationale. In a manner appropriate to the circumstances, Coin Metrics will develop a plan to notify, solicit comments from, and consult with external stakeholders before implementing any material change or termination. Any change or termination will include a timeline explaining the timing of changes or termination and include steps to mitigate any negative effects on external stakeholders.
Internal Controls
Coin Metrics has implemented internal controls to protect the integrity of the Real-Time Reference Rates. These controls cover the selection of input data sources, the collection of data from input data sources, and maintaining the integrity of collected data. Staff involved with the production of the Real-Time Reference Rates have been trained in the proper usage of the data and maintain proper segregation of responsibilities. Any exercise of expert judgment or non-standard procedures is subject to dual approval by staff members, and is logged and reported to the Oversight Committee which periodically reviews any incidents. In addition, Coin Metrics maintains a whistleblowing mechanism to facilitate the reporting of any potential misconduct.
Complaints
Complaints about the calculation methodology of the Real-Time Reference Rates or the value of a published real-time reference rate should be submitted in writing to [email protected]. Coin Metrics will investigate any complaints and respond to the complainant in a fair and timely manner. Any investigation of the complaint will adhere to the following procedures:
1.The personnel receiving and investigating the complaint will be independent of any personnel who may have been involved in the subject of the complaint.
2.All records and documents submitted by the complainant and related to the investigation into the complaint will be retained for a period of at least five years and submitted to the Oversight Committee for review.
3.Any complaint that results in a change in the determination of the Real-Time Reference Rates, its calculation methodology, or its policies will be publicly disclosed and will explain the action taken.
Internal Audit
The Oversight Committee appoints an independent internal auditor to review the Real-Time Reference Rates’ adherence to its stated methodology, compliance with policies, and adherence to the IOSCO’s Principles of Financial Benchmarks. The frequency of the independent internal audit is once annually.
Record Retention
Coin Metrics retains records, for at least five years, on the following items:
1.All market data that is collected and used in the calculation of the Real-Time Reference Rates
2.Any use of expert judgment in the calculation of the Real-Time Reference Rates
3.Any use of non-standard procedures in the calculation of the Real-Time Reference Rates
4.The identities of staff responsible for the calculation of the Real-Time Reference Rates
5.Any responses, questions, or complaints received in connection with the calculation of the Real-Time Reference Rates
Compliance
Coin Metrics maintains records and has processes in place to comply with requests for information from regulatory authorities. Coin Metrics commits to full cooperation with any regulatory authority in carrying out their regulatory or supervisory duties.
Change Log
1.Version 0.12 on February 15, 2022: The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: xec, kda, mina, xdc, elon, flux, movr, ceek, win_wink, dvi, dusk, asd, gala, spell, ens, tru, alcx, clv, imx, agld, jasmy, farm, alice, chr, dydx, tlm, mdt, gtc, sun, c98, people, lina, rndr, ach, super, mask, quick, arpa, qi, idex, rad, bond, mir, joe, gods, front, pla, orn, ramp, rgt, fida, forth, tribe, wluna, coval, rbn, lcx, asm, ddx, suku, krl, rari, mco2, gyen, btrst, api3, rly, wcfg, musd, ilv, atlas, usdp, joe, ldo, cvx, fxs, kp3r, alpaca, bnx, boson, dora, ghst, nft, ohm, om, pond, rare, revv, stpt, torn, tvk, wncg, xym, ygg. The publication of reference rates is terminated for the following assets: hedg, eurs, bzrx, poa, wpr, dmg, cdt, phx, appc, btt, idrt, rdn, via, evx. The section “Data Inputs”, subsections “Other Cryptocurrencies Excluding Stablecoins” and “Stablecoins”, was modified to consider markets quoted in USD Coin or Tether to serve as constituent markets. The constituent markets for all assets in the coverage universe are updated.
2.Version 0.11 on September 28, 2021: The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: amp, axs, shib, audio, bake, med, dag, slp, xdb. The publication of reference rates is terminated for the following assets: agi ,btmx, dgx, ethos, mco, sngls, cpay, eng, lun, pnt. The constituent markets for all assets in the coverage universe are updated.
3.Version 0.10 on May 27, 2021: The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: icp, cope, maps, btcst, ctsi, erg, woo, prom, strax, usdn, cfx, mdx, nkn, sand, fx, pha. The publication of reference rates is terminated for the following assets: tnt, npxs, zar. The constituent markets for all assets in the coverage universe are updated.
4.Version 0.9 on April 25, 2021: The methodology was modified to add fiat currencies to the coverage universe. The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: eur, krw, gbp, jpy, aud, try, brl, rub, sgd, bidr, ngn, cad, chf, zar, idrt, hkd, uah, qc, klay, cake, btmx, flow, zks, stmx, skl, reef, dodo, coti, bora, cream, ray, tryb, rook. The publication of reference rates is terminated for the following assets: xzc, bcpt, yamv2, xns, tmtg, kp3r.
5.Version 0.8 on February 23, 2021: The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: 1inch, alpha, octo, perp, scrt, grt, keep, xvs, nu, tel, badger.
6.Version 0.7 on January 26, 2021: The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: susd, pols, ust, lto, swap, nim, lbc, mta, kp3r, glm, near, noia, rose, inj. The publication of reference rates is terminated for the following assets: gnt, fxc, bht, cmct, strat, loki. The constituent markets for all assets in the coverage universe are updated.
7.Version 0.6 on October 14, 2020: The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: akro, ampl, ar, bal, bzrx, celo, comp, crv, csp, dmg, dot, foam, kin, oxt, rune, sol, srm, vtho, wbtc, wnxm, xhv, xyo, yamv2, yfi, yfii, uma, ewt, rev, rsr, avax, tmtg, jst, hnt, trac, vlx, mxc, fet, aoa, iris, pnk, mln, shr, uqc, one_harmony, trb, ogn, ava, loki, hxro, wxt, cpay, fil, uni, swrv, sushi, aave, egld, hns, dia, boa, uos, ctc, renbtc. The publication of reference rates is terminated for the following assets: arn, pma, erd, man, iq, lend. The Market Selection Framework was amended such that extremely low volume markets are less likely to be selected as a constituent market if higher volume markets of similar quality are available. The constituent markets for all assets in the coverage universe are updated.
8.Version 0.5 on July 29, 2020: The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: wrx, band, ksm, usdk, snx, stx, fxc, kcs, hive, nrg, cel, ubt, chsb, crpt, bht, cvt, data, eurs, xns, gt, dgtx, kava, tt, sxp, mx, ocean, erd, lpt. The publication of reference rates is terminated for the following assets: storm, gto. A revision policy was amended. The constituent markets for all assets in the coverage universe are updated.
9.Version 0.4 on February 27, 2020: The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: xaut, paxg, husd, dgx, busd, ftt, hedg, okb, zb, hbar, ckb, mof, vsys, cennz, luna, chz, seele, dx, matic, abbc, rif, tomo, hpt, and ant.
10.Version 0.3 on February 6, 2020: The constituent markets for all assets in the coverage universe are updated. The coverage universe is adjusted to remove the following assets: box, cosm, fsn, medx, pst, and ttc_protocol. The coverage universe was expanded to include Dai and the previous asset with this name was renamed to Sai to appropriately reflect MakerDAO’s transition from Single-Collateral Dai (Sai) to Multi-Collateral Dai (Dai).
11.Version 0.2 on December 9, 2019: Updated calculation methodology to include price inverse variance weighting to reduce the impact of outliers. The coverage universe is expanded to include the following assets: algo and beam.
12.Version 0.1 on August 30, 2019: Initial publication of Real-Time Reference Rates Methodology.
Appendix A
The following table lists the current coverage universe:
Name
Ticker
Bitcoin
btc
Bitcoin Cash
bch
Litecoin
ltc
Euro
eur
XRP
xrp
Ethereum
eth
Ethereum Classic
etc
British Pound
gbp
Zcash
zec
Monero
xmr
Dash
dash
Japanese Yen
jpy
IOTA
miota
EOS
eos
OMG Network
omg
Neo
neo
Metaverse ETP
etp
Qtum
qtum
Bitcoin Gold
btg
Streamr
data
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