And what do you mean by bitcoiner? Are they obligated to spread bitcoin?. If they are willing indeed it is not a problem. But if they don't want to, will it be a problem.
For me, a bitcoiner is someone who believes in and practices the Bitcoin philosophy. I would call an investor in Bitcoin a "Bitcoin investor" and not a "bitcoiner". The investor invests to make money, while the one who practices the Bitcoin philosophy is doing something else. It's not incompatible to be an investor and practice the philosophy; the problem arises when people confuse their values with their interests and no longer know what to make up or which enemies to seek to justify that their actions are not in line with what they preach.
So, if in your opinion, doing bitcoin hodl is not profitable for the bitcoin system, in my opinion, your opinion is very inaccurate.
Just Hodl and wait to sell and don't care about anything else? It is a zero sum gate by definition. Of course is not profitable for the system
I couldn't find someone who asked me if I would sell if bitcoin hit 1 million. He's right, of course I would sell a significant portion in pursuit of my personal and family well-being. It's not about acting or living like monks, it's about balancing personal interest with taking care of a system that is fairer for everyone. My point is that you can't pretend to a maxi and then run off with the money the minut it's OK for you. If you do that, you're a fraud (not for doing it, for talking about thinks that you don't believe in).
Thank you everyone for all your input. It's been a helpful exercise. Debating is fine, but for more concrete action would be better