"Natives of a new environment hold durable edge Chris Brendler notes that traditional finance institutions planned major operations over weekends specifically to avoid market volatility — a luxury that is disappearing as markets go 24/7. He argues that 'crypto natives have a bit of an edge because we've been living in that environment for years and years and it's something that you just get used to.' The broader principle: people who build habits and intuition inside a new operating environment before it becomes mainstream accumulate an edge that is very difficult for latecomers to replicate quickly. Source: Chris Brendler, Milk Road, Geopolitics, Crypto & the Fed with Chris Brendler"