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Apr 19
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The reason trust broke down in a lot of tokenized asset projects is that backing was always self reported.
Someone said the reserves existed and the market had to take their word for it.
INDEX uses zero knowledge proofs to verify producer reserves without exposing commercially sensitive data. The proof will be onchain.
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Jun 15
Energy Market Highlights:
Crude oil saw a sharp reversal this week.
A preliminary US-Iran agreement and plans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz pushed Brent down roughly 4%, as markets unwound a large portion of the geopolitical risk premium.
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Jun 15
Beyond geopolitics, demand concerns also resurfaced.
OPEC lowered its 2026 demand growth outlook, while Goldman Sachs highlighted weaker-than-expected consumption trends in China and Western Europe.
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Jun 15
As commodity markets continue to react to both geopolitical developments and shifting demand expectations, INDEX is positioning itself around the infrastructure needed to support more efficient participation across global commodities markets.
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Jun 13
In the next generation of energy markets, verification might matter as much as capital itself.
Here's why π
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Jun 12
The regulatory framework for onchain settlement is further along than most people realize.
Switzerland's DLT Act provides a direct legal basis for digital settlement instruments and EU MiCA sets institutional standards for onchain assets.
Our Co-founder Javed Fiyaz breaks down exactly how INDEX is built around that framework from day one here π
indexlitro.com/blog/dawn-on-β¦
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Jun 11
Venezuela holds the largest proven oil reserves on earth.
Most of it is extra heavy crude that standard refineries cannot process. You need upgraders, billions in specialized infrastructure, to turn it into something sellable.
Strip away sanctions and the politics and the underlying problem is still a technical one, the oil is there but the global refining capacity to handle it is not.
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Jun 9
NYMEX and ICE discover prices through futures contracts.
Meaning the market is constantly pricing what oil will be worth, not what it is worth right now.
INDEX will use live oracle feeds tied to Brent. The price will be a reflection of what the market is actually doing at that moment.
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Jun 8
Energy Market Highlights:
Oil remained heavily driven by geopolitics this week.
Rising tensions in the Middle East pushed crude higher as markets priced in the possibility of supply disruption through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Jun 8
Natural gas moved in the opposite direction.
U.S. gas futures softened as LNG export flows fell to a four-month low, highlighting a market responding more to physical flows than geopolitical headlines.
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Jun 8
As markets balance geopolitical risk, supply management, and shifting demand signals, INDEX is positioning itself around the infrastructure needed to support more efficient participation across global commodities markets.
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Jun 6
What if commodities donβt just need better markets... they need their own capital layer?
Watch this π
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Jun 5
A bill of lading has survived more than 170 years of technological change with its core function largely unchanged.
The next evolution is making documents programmable.
Our Co-founder, Baron Lamarre, explores why that shift matters and how INDEX is building infrastructure designed for a more automated, efficient, and responsive energy market.
Read the full piece π
indexlitro.com/blog/paper-toβ¦
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Jun 4
Most refineries are designed around medium grade crude.
Heavy crude requires billion dollar upgraders to process efficiently and only a handful of countries have built them.
That limited buyer pool is exactly why heavy crude always trades at a discount.
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