Trading bitcoin in a short-term context is certainly not recommended. Because as you said, short-term bitcoin traders or holders are easy to be swayed or affected by negative news about bitcoin or by price fluctuations. So with this, I also feel that being a trader in bitcoin is certainly not an option, but only a trap. Because of course there are a lot of traders who experience losses, even though bitcoin is traded. In addition, sometimes even long-term bitcoin investors, not a few are late by negative news about bitcoin, so if we see about this, of course the traders will be more vulnerable to being disturbed. So with this, it is better for us to be patient with long-term investments, rather than having to speculate or trade and having to sacrifice our money. So don't let us be made with instant results, because of course it is not healthy.
While others learn from their experience that short term trades isn't what people claim it is, there are also more people getting to start their investment using short term trading because some unprofitable traders who get luck and made small profit out of all the loses they've made told them trading is profitable whereas it was just a trap because there is no level of experience that can make you accurately profitable from trading or even close to profitable experience that's similar to those holding for long-term. Those who trade bitcoin have very slime chances of making profit because the market is something we cannot predict accurate and along the bullish movement we see today in the market chart there are lots of bearish moves that make a trader run at loss. Which is why long-term investment happens to be the best investment choice because those who happens to be busy can participate without having to watch chart all day or even make analysis on an entry price level. And this is where the DCA strategy comes in, buying once in a month, 2 times a month, 4 times a month depending on how comfortable and flexible you'll want your strategy to be.