As the cryptocurrency market experiences another round of volatility, investor and crypto expert Levi Rietveld believes this is precisely when serious participants should be paying attention.
In a recent video, Rietveld argued that instances of heavy selling pressure often present the best opportunities for accumulation.
His comments come amid a pullback across digital assets, including XRP, which has faced short-term declines. Rietveld’s message was straightforward. He said that most investors fail to make real gains in crypto because they act on emotion rather than strategy.
“The only people that actually do well investing are the people that are buying on the red days and selling on the green days,” he said. According to him, the recent dip should not be seen as a reason to panic but rather as a chance to lower one’s average entry price before the next upward move.
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Market Timing and Investor Behavior
Rietveld emphasized that retail investors tend to buy at the wrong times. He pointed out that many are quick to chase rallies rather than position during corrections. “All of the money you’re gonna make is on the way back up,” he explained, adding that the best strategy involves adding to positions when the market temporarily turns against them.
To illustrate his point, Rietveld referenced a recent example from October. He referenced XRP’s shared decline in early October, which the asset quickly recovered from.
For him, that kind of move shows why reacting to fear-based declines is often a mistake. He said investors should remember that large sell-offs tend to create temporary inefficiencies that long-term holders can leverage.
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Why His Message Resonates Now
The timing of Rietveld’s remarks is notable, as the current market environment resembles previous consolidation phases that preceded significant rallies. XRP’s recent movements have drawn renewed attention from investors evaluating long-term value prospects.
His comments add to a growing view that experienced market participants are treating current weakness as an opportunity rather than a setback. For holders seeking guidance, Rietveld advised leveraging fear-driven dips instead of reacting to them.
He cautioned that waiting for total clarity or perfect timing often results in missed chances. As he put it, “You want to lower your average entry, not raise it by following into every single pump that happens.”
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