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Switching from investing to trading means that person has still not understood the concept of investing in bitcoin but has just being following people to invest because they are investing and want to be recorded or answering name of bitcoin holder, he his not investing out if his own wish and that is why when the price of bitcoin remains a bit constant for a period of time just as it is now, they tend to switch over to trading, we don't see those persons as real investors but passers by in the bitcoin investment sector.

Those set of persons are traders, who are only trying to be convinced with investing in bitcoin, but still are yet to understand it .

Yes, it's clear that such people are traders, not true investors. Because if someone truly wanted to become a Bitcoin investor, they certainly wouldn't switch to trading just because the Bitcoin market is somewhat stable. But personally, I don't care too much about such people's behavior, because ultimately, they will learn a lesson for their actions. So, for now, we'd better focus on being consistent with our Bitcoin accumulation. Because, believe me, changing someone's mindset or perspective is very difficult. So, let such people realize it on their own.

Everyone has their own plans, and I don't think it's wrong to do that. Sometimes, people want greater profits or accumulate assets more quickly and in greater numbers. Although the risks involved in trading are significant, such bets are feasible for those who understand trading and have the confidence to do so.
I believe our goal is the same: to profit in the future, even if our paths and strategies differ.

And I do both: investing for the future by slowly accumulating Bitcoin using the DCA method. I also trade with different currencies, with the goal of accumulating more Bitcoin in the future from my trading profits.

We are all certainly entitled to our opinion and choices on how we run out life's and our investments, but I don't really think the idea of trading a person's bitcoin is a very smart one, but if a person does decide to trade them they should not trade with more than 10% of their total bitcoin, this way they can get whatever kick they get from trading without jeopardising their entire investment,
There is more to gain from investing in bitcoin than there can ever be in trading it, this much has been proven in bitcoin's history and will be proven even further in the future

Their is no better reason to trade your Bitcoin for small small gains, because trading cannot give to you comparing to what it can take from you as a newbie, so trading even with 10% of your total Bitcoin is myopic in my own understanding because you are just wasting your Bitcoin which might be very discouraging in your quest to get to over accumulation status.
So tempering with your holdings all in the name of trading is a route we really needs to avoid if we want to be successful in our investment.