You seem to be assuming too much, and in the context that you use the term "investor," you do not seem to fit.
Sounds like you gambled and your gamble paid off (according to your version).
Investors take longer term approaches, and there is really no need to denigrate people merely because they largely accumulate and hold. Many longer term theories about investing involve just that, which is a kind of dollar cost averaging and continuoing to buy and hold the asset.
If you think that you are doing better and you are gloating, then you are likely trying to criticize people in retrospect, which seems quite unnecessary... because even though some of the holders and accumulators that you are criticizing are currently going through turmoils and questioning their prior judgement(s) they are also likely going to continue to accumulate BTC and to HODL it and their BTC holdings are likely to perform quite well, and likely going to outperform a large majority of other investments... especially looking at a t 5-10 year time horizon.
There are long-term investors---You
And there are short term investors, commonly fit a day-trader idealism.
Not everyone can be as cool as you.
in·ves·tor
/inˈvestər/
noun
noun: investor; plural noun: investors
a person or organization that puts money into financial schemes, property, etc. with the expectation of achieving a profit.
Hey... each of us attempts to tailor his/her btc trading and investing strategy to his own personal circumstances, and maybe some succeed in tailoring their strategy/approach better than others? those things include view of bitcoin, risk tolerance, cash flow, other investments, timeline, and perhaps a few other things.
Even though I might frequently attempt to overshare my approach, I also inquire about variations regarding the approach that others take and their weighing of personal factors, and surely from participation in this thread, we discover a lot of differing personal variations and views and also sometimes changes in those personal factors.