A viewer asked: Would you agree technical analysis and cycles are no longer relevant when it comes to institutional adoption utility based cryptos? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
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Addressing whether technical analysis and market cycles remain applicable as institutional adoption expands, Jake Claver argues that cyclical patterns remain relevant when evaluated using appropriate charting methodologies. He suggests that analysts should utilize logarithmic rather than linear charts because logarithmic models measure proportional movements along regression curves. Claver explains how historical market behavior was shaped by supply dynamics, citing the establishment of Ripple's escrow system in 2017, which locked up half the total token supply and created a structural reduction in circulating inventory. He points out that as digital assets mature and circulating supply expands over time, volatility characteristics gradually compress. Claver concludes that while modern institutional participation introduces new utility factors and structural dynamics, fundamental supply constraints and multi-year cyclical tendencies continue to govern market behavior when analyzed through logarithmic frameworks.
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