Huobi Introduces First Crypto index on TradingView, includes EOS, XRP, Tron, Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC) and 5 others

Huobi’s HB10 Cryptocurrency Index has been listed on Tradingview

Huobi’s HB10 is set to be the first Crypto index to be listed on the well known financial data and analysis platform Tradingview. Huobi, a Singapore based Crypto exchange platform first launched the HB10 Crypto index last year where investors could get exposure to multiple digital assets with a single instrument.

According to the press release, this move is a “sign of continued maturation of the Cryptocurrency industry”. Traders from all over the world will its product, Tradingview has also added Huobi’s coin-to-coin trading pairs which would help traders get involved in arbitrage and other forms of trading.

Livio Weng, Huobi Global’s CEO said:

“As a go-to site for high-volume and API traders as well as the retail commodity, forex, and of course crypto trading community around the world, we feel TradingView is a perfect fit for HB10, We’re both pleased and honored to have ours be the first crypto fund of its kind listed there.”

HB10 currently lists 10 Cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), XRP, Litecoin (LTC), EOS, Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Tron (TRX), Ethereum Classic (ETC), Ontology (ONT) and Huobi’s own token. The company claims that more trading pairs and coins are going to be listed on Tradingview.

The distribution of the index (in terms of USDT) at the time of writing is as follows: BCH 5.01%, EOS 20.73%, HT 3.21%, BTC 35.69, ONT 1.01%, ETC 1.52%, XRP 6.83%, ETH 18.75%, LTC 4.17% and TRX 3.00%.

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