Market volatility creates noise—but uncertainty doesn't vanish with it. That's the paradox most traders miss. When sentiment swings wildly and price discovery becomes chaotic, the real mechanism kicks in: uncertainty gets priced by those bold enough to commit early. The early movers absorb the noise and lock in positions while others hesitate. This core principle drives the model that projects like Limitless are exploring—rewarding conviction and early participation in unpredictable markets. It's not about eliminating volatility; it's about understanding who profits from pricing it.