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Market Concentration

Definition

Market concentration denotes the degree to which a small number of entities control a significant portion of a particular market. In digital assets, this can involve a few large exchanges dominating trading volume, a limited number of miners controlling hashing power, or a small group of holders possessing a majority of a token’s supply. High market concentration can influence price stability, liquidity, and the overall fairness of market operations. It can also raise concerns about potential manipulation.