I cannot disagree with you on this point, and some investors will be lured into thinking that they need to trade - which an overwhelming number of people do not have very good trading skills, and there might even be too much luck involved with trading so that in order to make trading into a skill rather than luck, there has to be quite a bit of planning that goes into the positions that are taken.. .. .. but at the same time, there could be some ways to sell small amounts on the way up to offset inclinations of trading, but another way might be to just shave back on some of the accumulation during high price rises in order to use that money that otherwise had been invested into bitcoin to either buy on dips or to just let it build up in order to not feel so compelled to sell the BTC that is held and might be going up quite a bit in value and even fluctuating a lot in value, but if someone has a decent amount of cash (or other kind of value on the side that is not fluctuating as much as the bitcoin price, there could be some assurance in having that option on the side).