Market cohesion describes the degree to which various components of a market move in a unified or correlated manner. In cryptocurrency markets, this refers to how different digital assets, or segments of the market, react similarly to external stimuli or internal trends. High market cohesion suggests that assets are largely influenced by common factors, such as overall market sentiment or macroeconomic shifts. Low cohesion indicates more independent price movements among assets.
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Crypto news often analyzes market cohesion to understand the underlying dynamics driving price action across different assets. For instance, a period of high Bitcoin dominance might lead to increased cohesion across altcoins. Factors like institutional adoption, regulatory news or significant technological upgrades can influence whether the market exhibits unified or disparate movements. Observing changes in cohesion helps investors gauge systemic risk and diversification potential within the digital asset sector.
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