A viewer asked: With ETF inflows, why is XRP still falling? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
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What this recording covers
Claver analyzes why market movements occur alongside heavy exchange-traded fund inflows, focusing on underlying supply dynamics rather than technical chart patterns. He explains that institutional buyers frequently accumulate inventory through over-the-counter desks and private liquidity pools to absorb available floating supply. As available supply on public order books diminishes, large-scale accumulation reduces open-market inventory. Claver suggests that continued absorption of floating supply could eventually alter public access, potentially restricting direct purchases to accredited investors, private banking clients, or users possessing technical proficiency with decentralized exchanges. While existing holders will maintain the ability to execute sell transactions on standard trading venues, open-market inventory for new acquisitions may become increasingly scarce due to concentrated institutional accumulation across non-public liquidity channels.
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