Though traders may make decent dollar profit, but can not be compeard to guys that invested in long or short period of time. Expecialy those that was lucky to have bought Bitcoin during it's bearish season and sell in bullrun. Let's say an investor who bought 1 Bitcoin last year when Bitcoin starting price was $44,161.95 or at and sold this year at current price $123, the person would be making 2x profit of $88k compeard to a trader who might have been trading since the past one year.
You are giving an example of a trader even though you are calling him an investor becuase he held his trade for a year.
You are not helping with your attempt to call traders investors.
You might need to rethink your own ways of talking about these matters and/or even how you think about it.
Sure you can have short term and long term traders... .. but just beause someone is a long term trader, that does not turn him into an investor when he is merely getting in and out of bitcoin and even if he happen to make a 2x, 3x, 5x or even a greater profits, that does not convert him into an investor merely because his profits are greater.
I have gone through the whole reply and see that my statement was indirectly speaking about trader where as I thought am talking about investor. But from your statement I now realize that investor don't have an investment plans less than 4 years but 4 to 10 years above. No matter the profit made by a person in less than a year period can not be considered as investor even if Bitcoin bullish hit 3 to 4x or more. Thanks for the clarification at Jay.