A structural ownership shift denotes a fundamental change in the distribution or concentration of asset holdings within a market or protocol. This involves a notable reallocation of assets from one class of owners to another, such as from retail investors to institutional entities, or vice versa. Such shifts can have lasting impacts on market dynamics and governance.
Context
In digital asset markets, news often reports on structural ownership shifts as indicators of evolving market maturity or changing participant demographics. For example, a shift from early adopters to long-term institutional holders can suggest increased market stability and mainstream acceptance. Analyzing these changes helps understand the long-term trajectory and risk profiles of various cryptocurrencies.
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