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Structural Demand Absorption

Definition

Structural demand absorption refers to the market’s capacity to consistently take in and process significant buying pressure for an asset. This phenomenon indicates a resilient market where substantial purchase orders can be executed without causing disproportionately large price increases. It suggests the presence of deep liquidity, a broad base of buyers, or sustained long-term accumulation. Such absorption often signals underlying strength and stability in an asset’s market structure, rather than transient speculative interest.