$BTC is out. $XRP, $LINK, and $ONDO are out. $CC isn't in... yet. Here's what S&P's new Digital Asset Index actually measures, the projected constituents, and why value capture—not hype—may become crypto's new standard.
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Why Canton Coin Isn’t in the S&P 18—Yet

S&P Just Created Crypto’s New Institutional Scoreboard The projected “S&P 18,” why Bitcoin and XRP were excluded, and what the methodology could eventually mean for Canton Coin For years, crypto

Jul 28, 2026 · 3:43 PM UTC

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Replying to @LongViewCrypto
It’s not included because the data providers are not connected to canton. Once they are (and they will), it should be included.
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Appreciate the direct confirmation, @YuvalRooz . That was the article's whole point — canton-network:native 's absence is a data-coverage gap, not a value-accrual problem. The burn already does exactly what the index rewards, it just has to become visible to the providers. "When, not if" is the part most people miss. 🤝
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Replying to @LongViewCrypto
👊 Now take the rest of the week off! Excellent breakdown
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thank you! share it far and wide. Wallstreet will invest differently than retail.
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Replying to @LongViewCrypto
Canton Network is a super successful company with a shitty token (CC) for the retail sector.
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@CantonNetwork is a blockchain, not a company, @digitalasset is the company
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Replying to @LongViewCrypto
Just bs. Blockchains are not companies. If your low revenues are caused by fees which are close to zero your use case is different that paying out stacking rewards. Also if your volume comes mostly from meme coins trading its not the same as institutions deploying capital.
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Replying to @LongViewCrypto
My bets are CC and ICP
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