Structural Market Support

Definition ∞ Structural market support refers to underlying economic or technical factors that provide a stable foundation for an asset’s price, preventing significant downward movements. This can include strong demand from long-term holders, robust network utility, or significant institutional investment. It indicates fundamental resilience against price declines.
Context ∞ Analysts often examine structural market support in digital assets to assess the long-term viability and stability of a project. Factors such as consistent protocol usage, increasing developer activity, and a growing user base contribute to this support. The presence of strong structural support can mitigate the impact of short-term market volatility and external economic pressures.