The price fixings are a retired product. ETP Foundry no longer sets official prices for tokens. It is now a toolkit for launching and running tokenised funds on Canton, where asset prices come from existing providers such as Chainlink and Kaiko and the fund’s own parties sign its daily value. This test fixing is kept for the record; nothing should settle against it. How it works →

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Benchmark

Latest published value (with its tier)
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The strike is the declared time (crypto: 16:00 London, adopted 28 September 2026). A value is published as soon as K of N seats have signed and every gate has passed; there is no embargo. No value derived from exchange data is published: where the committee has no value, the page says “not published, awaiting a licensed source”.

About

What this fixing measures.

The price at which the instrument is deemed to transact for settlement purposes at the strike time. It is not an estimate of fair value, a prediction, or an indication of where the instrument may trade next. Once it is published at tier 1 or 2 under the earlier Methodology v1.0 §6.4, it is the number that contracts referencing it settle against; no value today is above tier 0, and a tier 0 value must not be used for settlement.

Attested by

Seats, and what each one asserts.

A fixing needs K of N. No seat is asked for an opinion about the price; each submits numbers only it holds, from its own systems (Signer Protocol v4). The composition is opposed by design — the issuer favours par, the lender favours prudence, the venue favours the observed print — and no single interest may hold K. Conditions are served by /api/signer-protocol (SIGNER_PROTOCOL v4), the same list the ledger-facing API accepts.

Recommended N = 5, K = 3; pilot minimum N = 3, K = 2. No committee has yet been convened for this identifier; the seats above describe the protocol, not occupants. A seat run by ETP Foundry or its affiliates never counts toward K, whatever its trust level. See Governance.

Documents for this benchmark

Everything that governs this number, in one place.

Document bundle
DocumentScopeVersion
Methodology (governing text)inputs, calculation, gates, tiers, fallbacks, restatement1.0Read
Rulebookprocess, only where consistent with the Methodology0.3Read
Signer protocolwhat each committee seat submitsv4Read
Publication calendar · Statusstrike times, notice periods, live checks—Calendar · Status · Committee
Oversight function reviewspublished reviews—no oversight function is constituted yet (Methodology §9.1)
Quarterly error tableevery error, restated or not—from the first quarter with a published fixing

Data: CSV · JSON · /api/benchmarks/{id}, /api/series/{id}. The downloads carry exactly what this page shows: committee values with their tier, and no exchange-derived number. Every published value carries the methodology version that produced it.

Published series

The last thirty rows.

Fixings, newest first
Date Price Reference price Factor Tier K of N Note
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Reference price and factor are shown only for a value at input level (c), reference × par, which requires a licensed reference; none is licensed today, so both columns stay empty. A row reading “not published, awaiting a licensed source” is a day with no committee value. A restatement is a new record referencing the original; the original is never deleted.

Referencing products

Products that reference this fixing.

    Usage

    Free to read. Not for settlement.

    Reading this page is free. The fixings are retired and no value here is offered for anyone to settle against. ETP Foundry now charges only fund sponsors, for running a fund.

    Documentation

    Rulebooks.

    • Methodology — how a value is calculated, checked, signed and corrected.
    • Signer protocol — what each seat submits, and why it is not a rubber stamp.
    • Governance — committee model, fallback waterfall, restatement.
    • Regulatory — what ETP Foundry is not.

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