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Indirectly we can conclude that in the end trading is no better and even very much more risky than investing so we don't need to think too much about trading because sooner or later you will also lose in trading so by seeing that switch to investing without having to look at trading.
In addition, it seems that the discussion of trading will not be too connected when juxtaposed with the previous discussion because from the beginning we always discuss about investment not trading.
I don't want to assume they are bad traders but indeed with your narrative we also actually need to realize that doing trading especially for those people who are new to bitcoin and just learning the investment system, it will indeed be misleading because in the end investing and trading are different things and cannot be put together in a discussion.

Holding is the most profitable form of investment in cryptocurrency, but not everyone can or should hold. Trading has its place in the cryptocurrency market and should be encouraged and supported. Exchanges rely on daily trading for market manipulation and understanding the psychology of demand and supply. If trading isn't your strength, focus on what you believe in and let traders do their work. Ultimately, at some point, we all will be trading our coins.

I mostly agree with this but in most types of trading (outside of crypto currency) fundamental information about the asset is much more important/valuable than mathematical models or technical analysis. With bitcoin, however, the market is extremely inefficient so both methods really aren't very reliable. The best way to trade bitcoin is to look at its fundamental value and decide whether or not you think it will rise or fall long term (like 10+ years out), and make decisions based on that. You can trade around your position using technical info, but your best bet is to hold long term if you are bullish.

Almost nobody is going to beat the crypto market over a long period of time by making frequent trades based on either technical or fundamental data.

Those that trade in Bitcoin only strive for lower profits because there aim is for short term plan and the risk involve in trading Bitcoin is much. For it better to accumulate Bitcoin and hodl for a longer time and to trade for mere pinunt, for our main concern here is how an investor can be able to accumulate more Bitcoin and hodl using the DCA method which will help accumulate more Bitcoin in different interval weekly or monthly after setting aside your emergency, reserve, and float fund just incase any unforeseen problem may arise one won't think of selling out his or her Bitcoin hodling , for Bitcoin is more profitable in the future when sighted for long term and not to be tradable for mere pinunt.

You are correct.
However A lot of bitcoin investors mount unnecessary pressure on themselves for no reason. The reason we hold our coins is to make profits, if an investor feels that the value of his investment has appreciated and wishes to withdraw his investment with the profit, there is absolutely nothing wrong with it. He needed profits, he sold his coins when the price was high and he got what he wanted. How long you hold your coins is not a standard to know who is a better investor or not.

Not all investors in the bitcoin family have same goal, while some have short term goals, others have long term goals. In both, the aim is to make profits though with different approaches. Not all will hodl for long but they will still enjoy the benefits of bitcoin. Those who put themselves under pressure to invest like the next person with a totally different goal might not enjoy their investments. Buy when the price is low and sell when the price is high, that is the golden rule.

Well said, everyone is entitled to there own opinion and choose in any form to go about there Bitcoin portfolio. The end game is profit, but also the end game can be regret after profit, we choose to hold long term because the yield cannot be compared to those who were present for short term without accumulating any considerable stash of Bitcoin. The end game for me is to continually invest in Bitcoin, reaching a maturity stage were I can be selling off anytime and still have more left, still accumulating too. Short term is never guaranteed or will it be a good approach, I know there are individuals or firms who accumulate in bulk, they can choose to sell anytime but would always have a reserve for long run.