Research and citations
The CCi30 Cryptocurrency Index in the Academic Literature
Researchers use the CCi30 Cryptocurrency Index as a market benchmark, a forecasting target, and a data source. This page lists every located academic work that employs or cites the index: peer-reviewed articles, working papers, theses, and conference papers, with venue, year, and citation counts.
How is the CCi30 used in academic research?
The academic literature applies the CCi30 Cryptocurrency Index in three main roles: as the market portfolio for cryptocurrency asset-pricing tests, as the forecasting target for machine-learning models, and as the benchmark for diversification, hedging, and market-efficiency studies.
- 172 academic works
- 3,371 citations combined
- 139 venues and publishers
- 2017 to 2026
Index methodology · Daily OHLCV data used in these studies (CSV)
Which journals and venues publish CCi30 research?
Springer journals, Elsevier journals, IEEE and ACM conference proceedings, national finance journals, and university repositories all host CCi30 research. Recurring venues include Financial Innovation, Evolving Systems, Physica A, and Research in International Business and Finance. The list below groups every located work by publication year, newest first, with the citation count reported by Google Scholar at the time of verification.
2026: 8 publications
2025: 21 publications
2024: 31 publications
2023: 19 publications
2022: 30 publications
2021: 21 publications
2020: 13 publications
2019: 13 publications
2018: 9 publications
2017: 1 publication
Undated works: 6 publications
Method and sources
Entries were located through publisher databases. Citation counts change continuously and are reported as found. A work appears on this list when it uses CCi30 index values, constituents, or methodology as data or benchmark, or when it analyzes the index itself. Corrections and additions can be sent through the contact form.