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# Index - Crypto Indices

**Q: What is Rujira Index?**\
Rujira Index is the index product on Rujira. It gives you access to curated sets of assets that follow a clear and transparent strategy.\
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You can use Rujira Index at [rujira.network/index](https://rujira.network/index) or on <https://rujira.network/strategies?filters=IndexVault>\
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A more detailed explanation can be found [here](/core-products/rujira-index.md).

**Q: What are crypto indices?**\
Crypto indices are bundles of assets grouped together in a single product. The bundle can have a predefined composition or a flexible one.\
Indices give you diversified exposure to a category, a theme, or a group of assets. They work in a similar way to ETFs in traditional finance.

**Q: What indices are available?**\
The following indices are currently available:

1. yTCY (yield bearing TCY index)
2. yRUNE (yield bearing RUNE index)
3. RJI (Rujira ecosystem index)

The next index we plan to release will include a set of blue chip assets.

**Q: How are the indices weighted and rebalanced?**\
There are two types of index implementations:

* NAV indices are automatically rebalanced based on target weights and the value of each component. These require every asset in the index to have an oracle price.
* Fixed indices keep a fixed unit ratio between the assets and do not auto-rebalance. This type does not require oracle pricing and is used for assets that exist only inside Rujira.

**Q: Can I create my own index?**\
Not yet. Personal index creation is something we plan to explore in the future.


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