Indexes Governance type

DiversiFi hosts multiple types of indexes.

Each index is classified based on how it is created, governed, and maintained.

This ensures users can clearly understand the nature of each index before interacting with it.


Index Categories

All indexes on the platform belong to one of the following categories:

  • Core Indexes

  • Partner Indexes (coming soon)

  • Creator Indexes (coming soon)

  • Labs (Experimental) Indexes (coming soon)

Each category reflects differences in origin, control, and intended lifecycle.

Governance & Change Management

Each index category follows a defined governance model that specifies how changes can occur, who can initiate them, and how they are communicated.

Across all index types:

  • Structural changes are logged

  • Responsibility is explicitly attributed

  • No governance action is driven by performance or outcomes

Governance exists to manage structure, not to influence results.

It applies strictly to structural changes.


Index Classification Process

Each index is evaluated using the same process:

  1. Origin – Who defines the index rules

  2. Control – Who controls allocation and changes

  3. Governance – How decisions are made

  4. Lifecycle – Whether the structure is stable or experimental

The index is classified into the category it fully satisfies.

Indexes that do not clearly meet the criteria of a category are classified as Labs by default.


Index Reclassification

An index may be reclassified only if its structure changes, including:

  • Ownership or control changes

  • Governance responsibility changes

  • The nature of the index shifts (e.g. from experimental to fixed)

Reclassification is not triggered by:

  • Performance

  • Usage levels

  • Market conditions


What This Means for Users

  • Index categories describe how an index is structured, not how it is expected to perform

  • Users can distinguish between platform-defined, partner-created, creator-driven, and experimental indexes

  • All indexes follow transparent, predefined classification rules

DiversiFi focuses on making index structure explicit, allowing users to interpret and use indexes according to their own decisions. DiversiFi does not provide financial advices.

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