I thought that for this topic it would still be very important to indicate the time of purchase of the asset. It is one thing to hold an asset bought at the bottom and quite another to hold an asset that once cost 10 (and sometimes more) times more 
That is true. Some could have bought so high and they might still have those coins in their possession because they are expecting the market to push them back to those previous prices or to higher prices than they bought them. Only those who bought low could boast of holding something worthwhile.