I feel people sometimes overthink the whole old investors selling part..  The truth is, Bitcoin has always been about movement, from one wallet to another, from weak hands to stronger hands.. It does not mean it suddenly becomes plenty or cheap just because some early holders are cashing out.. In fact, that is exactly how the market has worked from day one, miners bring in a small fresh supply, and the rest is just people exchanging value.. What most people don’t realize is that Bitcoin’s supply keeps tightening every halving, so even though coins are changing hands, the overall scarcity is what gives it weight..  When someone sells, another person is willing to pick it up, and that’s why it is still standing strong after all these years, regardless of who exits..

To me, selling isn’t a weakness at all, it’s actually the reason the market breathes. If nobody ever sold, the whole thing would be stuck and there would be no price discovery..  Different people have different needs; some panic, some want to secure profit, and some simply don’t believe enough to hold long term. But the beauty is that all those sales give space for new believers to step in. Over time, the ones who stay and keep holding through the noise end up with a bigger piece of the pie, while the quitters miss out. That’s why, no matter how many dips or corrections we see, the bigger picture keeps pointing upward..