Who else looks at it this way, that a real long term Bitcoin investor never actually loses.
I know some might wanna counter this, but before you do, first look at it from this perspective. When the Bitcoin market dips, an investor’s portfolio only drops temporarily, but this is far from being the same thing as a loss. The only thing the turns this into an actual loss is when they sell too early due to fear, which of course is something a real long term holder would never do.
Historically, Bitcoin is known to reward patience and consistency more than fear, panic and playing smart. Long term investors mostly see discounts and opportunities.
Even the biggest dips looked very scary in the moment, but as time went on, the market somehow managed to recover and even pushed way higher. That’s why every true investor understands this one big rule, which is that volatility are only but temporary and short term, but growth sticks around for much longer term.
This is exactly the reason why true long term investors pays no attention to short term volatility, but rather, they focus on consistent accumulation, patience and time in the market, and with these formulas, losses are somehow avoidable.
I’ve come to understand myself that those who usually end up winning are usually not those who are trying to get rich overnight, but those who remain consistent and disciplined during times of uncertainty, fear and market crashes.
I agree with your sentiment OP, truly no true investor of Bitcoin will say otherwise cos it’s a fact only those who had to sell might say they incurred losses. Bitcoin isn’t built for trading and that’s why there are many losses in trading…. Those who look at the short term profit making are always running from one loss to another in a bid to gain back what they might have lost and they end up losing more.
Statistics and history have shown us Bitcoin profits the long term holder and that’s what we all should key into.