TDX Strategies Introduces Structured Investment Products Tied to CoinDesk 20 Index
HONG KONG – Digital asset trading firm TDX Strategies has announced the launch of structured products linked to the CoinDesk 20 Index (CD20), aiming to provide investors with customized exposure to a diversified set of digital assets. The announcement was made at Consensus Hong Kong, highlighting the growing demand for institutional-grade crypto investment solutions.
“This launch represents a major step forward in bridging the gap between traditional finance and digital assets,” said TDX CEO Dick Lo. “By leveraging the CoinDesk 20 Index, we’re offering investors a smarter way to engage with crypto markets while managing risk and enhancing potential returns.”
Structured products are pre-packaged investment strategies that integrate derivatives and financial instruments to create tailored exposure based on investors’ specific risk and return preferences. TDX’s new solution will allow investors to move beyond simple Bitcoin and Ethereum allocations, offering broader exposure to a curated selection of top crypto assets.
Since its introduction in January 2024, the CoinDesk 20 Index has gained recognition as a leading benchmark for the broader crypto market, with trading volumes surpassing $13 billion in just over a year.
“Institutional demand for diversified digital asset exposure continues to grow,” said Alan Campbell, President of CoinDesk Indices. “TDX Strategies’ structured products provide a new way for investors to access the crypto market while maintaining a strategic, risk-adjusted approach.”
As institutional interest in digital assets expands, TDX Strategies’ latest structured product offering signals the increasing sophistication of crypto investment tools, catering to those seeking a blend of risk management, diversification, and growth potential.

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