Structural Liquidity describes the inherent capacity of a digital asset market to facilitate large transactions without significantly impacting its price. This capacity stems from the consistent presence of buyers and sellers and the depth of order books. It refers to the fundamental ease with which assets can be traded.
Context
Robust structural liquidity is crucial for market stability and efficient price discovery, especially during periods of high volatility. Regulatory frameworks and technological advancements in decentralized finance aim to enhance structural liquidity, making digital asset markets more resilient and appealing to institutional participants. This attribute supports overall market maturity.
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