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What do you mean by "it won't last"? Look, people trade stuff all the time and make money. Its not like every trade is a gamble that disappears in a puff of smoke. But then you say its awesome for long-term stuff? Thats kinda confusing. If its so risky it "won't last" for trading, how do you know it will stick around for four years or more?
I mean if Bitcoin is used as a traded coin, then that is momentary in the sense of the benefits gained based on the amount traded. For example, I trade Bitcoin at the purchase price of $90,000 and will sell in the price of $ 100,000, then I will get a profit of $10,000 if the duration of the increase for 3 months. Means that in 3 months I only got that amount.
If I make Bitcoin as an investment of a minimum duration of 4 years, then I have the opportunity to get a greater profit if for 4 years I routinely buy with the ability of the money I have.
Btw, if my language meaning is not suitable, it's because I am not an original English speaker in everyday.
But, who says it has to be a one-time deal? The beauty of Bitcoin trading, and really any tradable asset, is that it is not a singular event.
You could, after that successful $10,000 trade, immediately reinvest. You could use that profit, plus maybe some more, to buy again when the price dips. You could do this multiple times within those four years you mentioned. This is, in fact, how professional traders make money. Each successful trade, even if smaller, adds up.