Over the long term, Bitcoin has never disappointed. That's why many experienced investors never panic but instead smile during a market downturn. Generally, they are the most relaxed people in various market conditions.
People who think this way have Bitcoin for the wrong reasons. During extremely difficult times they will be disappointed and leave with money lost. Long-term investors who have invested in Bitcoin for the wrong reasons are the exact same kind of people as short-term idiots who sold their coin after a 10% crash, they are just more patient. That is all. Only those that have come to Bitcoin for the right reasons, that understand its real value proposition -- which is not appreciation in dirty fiat -- will be the ones that are most successful.
As explained already, the volatility of Bitcoin can't be stopped, and it continues behaving the same. But why do we have to worry about it? Of course not, because due to its volatility, we know that Bitcoin is not just a simple coin created but a valuable one.
To say that a completely naturally occurring phenomenon can't be stopped is just dumb. To make matters worse, there are many scenarios in which volatility can be stopped - with complete market control for example. Therefore, don't write this generic nonsense and learn what a market is, how it works and why there is volatility. It is impossible to have a free market without some volatility. It is as if you said, you can't have water without having H2O. Useless.
It can make someone earn money and become profitable, but it could also lose our money if mistaken.
Volatility can not earn you or lose your money, only your trading can. Don't confuse the causal relationship. Water won't drown you, only your irresponsibility relating to water can drown you.
We just need to learn to maneuver it properly and use it to our advantage.
No, you will lose money. How about doing some research first on trading before actually doing trading, instead of reading useless posts by other idiots here, on reddit or X about trading? For volatility it is best to not do anything. You will have the highest likelihood of taking advantage of it by not doing anything at all. All studies prove this, there is nothing to discuss here and there is no room for opinion. The super majority of traders are going to lose money by trading, so by default "taking advantage of volatility" is not at thing that happens for most people. They will lose money instead.