WDFIGM
WisdomTree DeFi Index
The WisdomTree DeFi Index seeks to provide broad and diversified exposure to the largest decentralized finance protocols and applications by market capitalization. The index is weighted by combination of market cap and total value locked. Its constituency spans borrowing and lending protocols, decentralized exchanges, yield farming protocols, and more.
Index Facts
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As of 09/21/2023
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Index Symbol | WDFIGM |
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Index Inception Date | 05/06/2022 |
Base Index Value | 1000 |
Number of Components in Index | 10 |
Current Index Value | 424.20 |
Total Return Index Closing Value | 424.20 |
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