identify the substantial portion of the market covered by the contract

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2. prove that the contract creates an actual, and not merely an alleged, lessening of competition in the substantial portion of the market.

The first critical step, therefore, is to determine what constitutes a "substantial market share." Courts have defined "substantial market share" as a function of the products sold by the parties and the geographic area in which the parties operate.


Thus, if a certain geographic area has a small number cryptocurrency data of competitors selling a certain product, there is an opportunity for a company to achieve a dominant position in that segment, which can significantly impact competitiveness.



In the context of the MLM industry, it is extremely difficult to prove that an exclusive dealership contract will significantly reduce competition or create a monopoly. In general, the products of most MLM companies are not unique. Although a particular product may have certain characteristics, these qualities are usually not sufficient to differentiate the products in terms of creating a significant market share in terms of Clayton's Law.