Seems to me that BTC investors who focus too much on the amount of the possible BTC falls and the BTC corrections in the short term or long term, have a pretty high tendency to either fail to invest, to sell way too much too soon and to underinvest.

So, frequently, even if there have tended to be BIG ASS corrections in BTC-landia, the more prudent and sound of strategies has many times been better to just HODL through the whole thing - and of course, on a personal level, I have never really had any problem selling reasonably small amounts of BTC on the way up in order to provide some potential insurance for long and/or large BTC price corrections and also perhaps providing some psychological relief during times in which BTC price is correcting more and longer than preferred.

Of course, the concerns for ongoing and likely inevitable volatility continues to be a bit more problematic for new coiners who are attempting to establish their position, but I still think that NOT overinvesting and having at least a 4 year time horizon including following some kind of DCA'ing can help a lot of newbies through their initial investment period in which their BTC holdings may or may not be in profits - but more likely to be in profits if they continue with sound and prudent ongoing accumulation of BTC - even though nothing is really guaranteed, either, now is it?  but we have had good odds in our favor with BTC, and the future continues to look bright too, even if guys like you, Lucius, seem to be overly preoccupied with negative BTC price movements and unable or unwilling to figure out sound and reasonably prudent strategies to profit from likely ongoing positive trends that are likely to continue to come to BTC (though not guaranteed, like I already mentioned).