Well, I think the line should be drawn here between trading and investing, people who take on short term profits in Bitcoin should be regarded as mere trades and not investors. I believe every investment has some guidelines with which to maximize your dividends. In Bitcoin, long term investment is the most significant investment guideline to higher profits, so if you're not keeping your coins for a longer period of time, you're simply not investing and what word can we use for folks like that, fucking traders.
It pains me when misguided traders are being referred as investors, and we know from history that traders don't get the best out of their Bitcoin journey, but investors takes the bigger bite off the cake.
Although what you said is not wrong at all, we should also not use the word damn to traders because they also contribute in moving the market and the price of coins in the market even though the goal is to have profits. And in terms of achieving a profit, it also always varies from one person to another because it is influenced by the level of desire that is different in each person. I also often separate the two activities for each person because investors are not too focused on small profits in the short term even though most of the investors themselves buy more often in order to be able to accumulate their own ownership.
While traders are just people who focus more on short-term profits with not too many profits so that some people consider them as people who have hot hands who cannot hold Bitcoin in the long term. But I will not call them assholes because they also have their own rights for what they do and even if they have to regret their own actions, of course they also do not blame others for this.