So, are you trying to say that investors are not also focused on making profits from the market as traders do? The only difference between a trader and an investor is that one takes advantage of short-term market volatility while the other is more interested in long term market volatility, but the truth is that both have same objectives which is to make profits from the market be it in the long run or short run.
Trading is a job, and investing is a lifestyle. A trader has to analyze charts almost every day, monitor the market, follow the news and much, much more. Open and close trades, suffer losses, make a profit, a lot of work, a trader is very active. For investors, everything is much simpler, take the example of an investor who buys bitcoin, he can buy bitcoin only for a certain period, once a month, or even buy it once and that's it, he just waits for his goal, the exit point. He can wait a year, two, three, the entire bearish cycle, and all this time he does not need to analyze charts, open trades and do everything that a trader does, so the differences between them are huge.