Short YouTube excerpt advising crypto/financial market participants that gains often occur rapidly after long periods of little movement; the speaker recommends holding assets when you have a solid thesis because markets can shift from low volatility/retracement into high-volatility pumps.
You guys who are new into the markets just know that a lot of the gains in the markets tend to happen really quickly, like all at once. Almost like nothing can happen for the longest period of time, and then all of a sudden, you know, stuff moves. That's the nature of crypto. That's the nature of financial markets. So if you're holding onto something and you have a reason, you have a solid thesis for believing that token or whatever as a reason to improve, then, you know, keep holding it. Because as long as the market is going to continue to go up, you go from these periods of retracement into periods of, you know, pump high volatility, right? From low to high volatility.
