About this statement: "Almost no one has the conviction to hold a token for more than a few weeks": There's a good reason for that. I think most people in here geniuniely wants to believe that projects have some upside, but due to getting burned over and over again by new projects over the last few years (with some exceptions), there's not easy to convince yourself that this time it is different. So instead you turn into a flipper to protect your bags. Ideally I'd also love to hold tokens forever, but a genuine good product ≠ to a good token. Countless examples of protocols we use every day that are fantastic, but where the token isn't a good hold. The odds of any meaningful outcome over days or weeks is almost zero, but the same is true if you hold for years. I know it didn't use to be this way, but we're in a new era now where valuations are much higher, there is no 100-1,000x anymore. This is not a mock on Infinex, from what I've heard it is a great product, and the token might perform well for all I know, but it's an explanation for why people in here act like they do. There haven't been many success stories for holding tokens long-term this cycle, and because of that, it's easy to end up as a short-term trader, instead of a long-term holder.(Route 2 FI)