When each number is struck, and when it is not.
A tokenised asset trades every day, so its official close is struck every day — weekends and holidays included. What changes on a holiday is not whether we publish, but which tier can be reached, and the calendar says so in advance.
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Strike schedule
| Benchmark | Session | Strike | Days | Next strike |
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Official closes are struck at 16:00 Europe/London every calendar day. London observes British Summer Time: the strike stays at 16:00 local — 15:00 UTC until 25 Oct 2026, 16:00 UTC from 26 Oct 2026 to 27 Mar 2027, then 15:00 UTC again. Indicative values are published at 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC every day (rulebook §5.3, 24/7 methodology).
What a holiday changes
| Day | Underlying reference (e.g. CME CF BRR) | What we publish |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday, venues open | published | Tier 1 committee fixing, or tier 3 (reference × last factor) if the committee does not reach K |
| Weekend | published (the CF rates are daily) | same as a weekday; venue seat may attest no prints if its book was empty (rulebook §5.3a) |
| Reference administrator holiday | not published | tier 3 unavailable; tier 4 carries the prior fixing, flagged; tier 5 publishes a gap if nothing can be carried |
| Underlying market closed (tokenised equities) | closed | the chain-event policy applies: last official close carried and flagged until the underlying reopens |
Notice periods you can plan around
- Methodology change: 5 business days' notice; 30 calendar days and written notice to every licensee for a material change. Never retroactive.
- Restatement: only if the error is found the same day and exceeds 0.10 %; otherwise the value stands and the error is listed in the quarterly error table.
- Cessation: 60 calendar days' notice, enforced on-ledger (
CessationNotice). - Oversight committee: quarterly; summary minutes published within 10 business days.
- Quarterly error table: published within 15 business days of quarter end, from the first quarter with a published fixing.
Times are shown in Europe/London unless stated. The authoritative schedule is the one served by
/api/benchmarks (publishTime, timezone); this page reads it on load.