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More →The VXN Nasdaq 100 Volatility Index stands at 22.46 points.
CoinWorld US stock data: The VXN Nasdaq-100 Volatility Index closed at 22.46 points. The index derives the market's expectation of volatility over roughly the next 30 days from Nasdaq-100 index option prices; a rising reading does not directly mean the index will necessarily fall. This item is a historical end-of-day closing value, not a real-time quote. Data date 2026-09-30.
VIX volatility index daily change reported at 1.87%.
BiJie Network US Stock Data: The VIX volatility index rose 1.87% compared with the previous trading day. This change is calculated based on two consecutive end-of-day closing values and represents a historical close-to-close movement, not an intraday real-time rise or fall. Data date: 2026-09-30.
The VIX volatility index is at 16.34 points.
CoinWorld US stock data: The VIX volatility index closed at 16.34 points at the end of the day. This index derives the market's expectation of volatility over roughly the next 30 days based on S&P 500 index option prices; a rise in the reading does not directly mean the index will necessarily fall. This item is the end-of-day historical closing value, not a real-time quote. Data date: 2026-09-30.
Nasdaq advance-decline ratio reported at 0.6715
CoinWorld US stock data: The ratio of advancing stocks to declining stocks on the Nasdaq is 0.6715, indicating that decliners outnumber advancers. A ratio above 1 indicates that advancers are dominant, while a ratio below 1 indicates that decliners are dominant. The scope of the statistics covers only Nasdaq-listed securities and does not represent the entire US stock market. Data date: 2026-09-29.
Nasdaq advance-decline net reading at -978 issues
BiJie Web US stock data: The Nasdaq advance-decline net value is -978, indicating that there are 978 more declining stocks than advancing stocks. This value is calculated as advancing stocks minus declining stocks, and it reflects the breadth of gains and losses better than looking at the index alone. The scope of the statistics is limited to securities listed on the Nasdaq and does not represent the entire US stock market. Data date: 2026-09-29.
Nasdaq stocks unchanged at 311.
CoinWorld US stock data: Among the listed securities counted on Nasdaq for the day, 311 closed flat. The number of unchanged stocks, together with the numbers of advancers and decliners, forms a snapshot of the day's market breadth. The scope of the statistics covers only Nasdaq-listed securities and does not represent the entire US stock market. Data date: 2026-09-29.
The number of declining stocks listed on the Nasdaq is reported at 2,977.
CoinWorld US stock data: Of the listed securities counted on the Nasdaq that day, 2,977 closed lower. The number of declining stocks is used to observe the breadth of the decline and is not equivalent to the gain or loss of the Nasdaq index itself. The scope of the statistics is limited to Nasdaq-listed securities and does not represent the entire US stock market. Data date 2026-09-29.
The number of advancing stocks listed on the Nasdaq reported 1,999.
CoinWorld US stock data: Among the listed securities counted on the Nasdaq that day, 1,999 closed higher. The number of advancing stocks is used to observe the breadth of the rally, unaffected by the direct impact of a few high-weight stocks on index levels. The scope of the statistics is limited to Nasdaq-listed securities and does not represent the entire US stock market. Data date 2026-09-29.
Volmex launches Bitcoin implied volatility index perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid.
CoinWorld news: Volmex has launched a Bitcoin implied volatility index (BVIV) perpetual contract on Hyperliquid. The contract is based on options data from Deribit and OKX, reflecting traders' expectations for Bitcoin's volatility range over the next 30 days, rather than the direction of the spot price. Recently, the BVIV reading has been in the mid-to-high range of just over 30 points. Each index point of the contract corresponds to 1 USDC for settlement, uses an isolated margin model, supports up to 5x leverage, and includes an hourly funding rate as well as an open interest cap during the initial launch period.
The U.S. SEC proposes new crypto asset custody rules to expand investor choice.
Coin World News: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released a comprehensive regulatory proposal on October 1 aimed at modernizing crypto asset custody, eliminating regulatory obstacles for registered investment advisers (RIAs) and regulated funds. The proposal allows investment advisers, state-chartered trust companies, and broker-dealers to become crypto custodians under certain conditions. The first rule under the proposal discusses allowing self-custody, under which investment advisers may self-custody cryptocurrencies in limited circumstances. Eligible companies would be required to determine quarterly the unavailability of qualified third-party custodians and to meet strict operational security standards, including cybersecurity protocols and asset segregation. In addition, the proposal also allows state-chartered trust companies to expand their range of services beyond traditional banks. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said the framework would eliminate the "gray uncertainty" caused by outdated rules. The proposal has entered a 60-day public comment period, after which it will undergo review and revision, with a final vote expected in the first half of 2027.