Jamie Coutts: Capital discipline and demand shift mark new era for crypto

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24.10.2026

Jamie Coutts: Capital discipline and demand shift mark new era for crypto — Crypto payback era may be turbulent

Jamie Coutts described the current period as a 'payback era' for cryptocurrencies driven by capital discipline and a shift in demand. Coutts added that the transition would not be straightforward, highlighting that tightening liquidity could lead to turbulence in the market.

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Earlier this year, Coutts observed that the altcoin supply overhang had become manageable, with payouts to holders projected to improve by 2026, according to his analysis. He also advised RealVision Trading League entrants to track which assets outperformed during recent market declines to identify sector leaders, as detailed in a separate report. These insights provide additional context to his latest comments on capital discipline and market turbulence.

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