Moscow Exchange to Launch New Crypto Indices Tracking XRP, BNB, Solana, and TRON

TLDR

• Moscow Exchange will introduce XRP, BNB, Solana, and TRON indices as of May 13.
• The exchange will update all crypto indices every 15 seconds during both trading hours and weekend sessions.
• The new indices will source pricing data from Binance, Bybit, OKX, and Bitget.
• The total number of crypto indices on Moscow Exchange will climb to six, with a long-term target of ten.
• Futures tied to the new indices are set to launch in 2026 for qualified investors.

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(SeaPRwire) –   Russia’s largest securities marketplace will expand its crypto benchmarks next week. Moscow Exchange confirmed it will calculate and publish four new digital currency indices starting May 13. This addition will bring Solana, XRP, TRON, and BNB to its existing Bitcoin and Ethereum gauges.

Moscow Exchange Expands Crypto Indices with Solana and XRP

Moscow Exchange will introduce the MOEXSOL and MOEXXRP indices on May 13. The exchange noted that these indices will monitor pricing data from four major trading platforms. Binance will account for 50% of the data weight, while Bybit will provide 20%. OKX will contribute 15%, and Bitget will supply the remaining 15%.

The exchange will also shift all crypto indices to near-real-time updates every 15 seconds. It will implement this schedule during trading hours and weekend sessions. The current daily publication model will end on the same date. Exchange representatives said the indices will support future financial instruments.

XRP currently trades near $1.4 with a market capitalization of about $86 billion. Solana joins the roster as part of the broader expansion plan. Moscow Exchange aims to increase its crypto index lineup to ten assets over time.

BNB and TRON Join Moscow Exchange Benchmark Lineup

Moscow Exchange will also launch the MOEXBNB and MOEXTRX indices next week. BNB trades around $626 and holds a market value close to $85 billion, according to CoinGecko. TRON reports over $600 million in monthly transaction volume. That figure marks a 500% increase compared to the same period last year.

The exchange entered the crypto benchmark market in mid-2025 with its Bitcoin index. It later launched its Ethereum index in October 2025. The addition of four new indices will raise the total count to six. Officials stated that the long-term target remains ten tracked assets.

Moscow Exchange plans to introduce futures contracts linked to these indices later in 2026. The exchange will initially restrict access to qualified investors under Bank of Russia rules. A new legal framework for crypto transactions will take effect on July 1, 2026. The framework will allow licensed intermediaries to facilitate digital asset trades.

Exchange officials said the reform will create clearer rules for crypto transactions. They added that domestic platforms aim to recover annual trading fees now captured by foreign exchanges. The updated index structure and regulatory changes will begin rolling out on May 13.