A structural floor refers to a robust and fundamental price level for a digital asset that is supported by intrinsic value, strong network fundamentals, or persistent demand from long-term holders. This floor is not merely a technical support level but reflects underlying strength that resists significant downward movements. It suggests a foundational stability for the asset.
Context
News and analytical reports often refer to a structural floor when discussing the long-term stability and resilience of a digital asset. This concept is particularly relevant in assessing an asset’s capacity to weather market downturns without collapsing. Identifying a structural floor provides valuable insight into an asset’s perceived durability and investor confidence.
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