A viewer asked: Can you explain why XRP was almost all-time highs when supply was so much larger? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
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What this recording covers
Claver explains the structural market mechanics behind past trading volume and current institutional execution methods. He notes that significant historical volume was driven by institutions purchasing assets in preparation for launching exchange-traded funds. Following those launches, primary institutional acquisition shifted away from public order books toward over-the-counter desks and private liquidity pools. To minimize market disruptions and fulfill fiduciary responsibilities, institutional buyers deploy specialized execution strategies such as time-weighted average or volume-weighted average orders. These algorithmic methods distribute large capital allocations steadily over extended periods, allowing institutional managers to acquire necessary inventory while maintaining market stability, minimizing overall market impact, and reducing execution volatility across major trading venues over time.
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