Markets reward those who can wait. That is the simplest truth of a long career, and the one most often forgotten. Drawing on twenty-five years across traditional finance and digital assets — from institutional portfolio management in London to the emerging architecture of decentralised markets — Andrew Floyd Harrington offers a disciplined framework for thinking about capital over the long run. The Long Walk Through Markets is not a book of forecasts. It is a book of frameworks. Structured in four parts — Setting Out, The Middle Ground, Weather, and The Horizon — it moves through the ideas that matter most to durable investors: why frameworks outlast forecasts, why time horizon is the most underweighted edge available to any investor, why market structure matters more than market noise, and how position discipline separates the investors who survive difficult cycles from those who do not. The book draws on the author's direct experience navigating the 2008 financial crisis, the cryptocurrency cycles from 2017 through 2022, and the specific conditions facing investors in South Africa and across emerging markets — including the rand, exchange controls, the JSE, and the rapid emergence of digital assets as a legitimate part of the investable universe. Written with the cadence of a long walk — unhurried, observant, honest — this book speaks to a new generation of investors, particularly in South Africa and across the African continent, who want to build wealth without losing their footing. A book for readers who prefer clarity to certainty, and the long view to the short thrill. Published by Long Horizon Press.