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RUJI Index Crypto Indices
Use RUJI Index for curated index exposure. This section explains how baskets are constructed, how rebalancing works, and how index performance evolves over time.
For deeper detail, read the [RUJI Index docs](https://docs.rujira.network/core products/ruji index).
RUJI Index is the index product on Rujira. RUJI Indexes are fully non custodial, you remain in control of your assets at all times, and can enter/exit at any time. It gives you access to curated groups of assets that follow a clear and transparent strategy.
You can use RUJI Index or access it from Earn opportunities.
A more detailed explanation can be found [here](https://docs.rujira.network/core products/ruji index).
Crypto indices are bundles of assets grouped together into a single product.
The bundle can have either a fixed composition or a flexible one. Indices give you diversified exposure to a category, theme, or group of assets.
They work in a similar way to ETFs1 in traditional finance.
Quick definitions
ETF (Exchange Traded Fund): a traditional finance product that gives investors exposure to a basket of assets through one instrument.
The following indices are currently available:
yTCY (yield bearing TCY index)
yRUNE (yield bearing RUNE index)
RJI (Rujira ecosystem index)
The next index planned for release will include a set of blue chip assets1.
Quick definitions
Blue chip assets: large, well known crypto assets that are generally considered more established than smaller tokens.
There are two types of index implementations on Rujira:
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 automatically rebalance. This model does not require oracle pricing and is used for assets that exist only inside the Rujira ecosystem.
Quick definitions
NAV (Net Asset Value): the total value of an index or fund based on the value of its underlying assets.
Not yet. Personal index creation is something the team plans to explore in the future.
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