I think that many long term investors would do well to continue to buy bitcoin for at least one or two cycles, yet of course the extent of their buying may well have to do with their budget and if they had been able to front load their investment. Many times normies are not able to front load their investment, so they tend to be better off to keep on accumulating, rather than merely holding... Even though holding is good in the context of meaning not to sell.. .. yet still there can be toughness in figuring out exactly what people should do, even if we likely can infer that there are an overwhelming majority of normies who are either no coiners or low coiners, so as a general principle, it seems that the no coiners and low coiners should be trying to figure out ways to make sure that they have some discretionary income so that they can ongoingly accumulate bitcoin.
Long term investors need to buy Bitcoin gradually. Because not everyone has the money to invest at once, the best method is to accumulate little by little over time. Holding is important, but continuing to add more is better if someone has the extra money. Those who don't have any, like those who have negative feelings, should find ways to save little amounts and continue to buy. That in the end, they will be able to build something strong.
Furthermore, this method helps in plenty of ways, because it also reduces the stress of trying to time the market, as nobody can predict when it is best to buy Bitcoin, that is why buying gradually is easier and less stress. And those who have yet to own a Bitcoin should not feel left out or disappointed, the important thing is that they start somewhere, no matter how small it is because the target is not to get rich quickly but to build gradually and consistently.