If I will say that I have 1 Bitcoin, will you believe me? If I said that I don't have 1 Bitcoin, will you believe me?
I don't have 1 Bitcoin. Is it enough for me not to answer your question. I can answer it and since we have the freedom to say our opinion, I will give my opinion to it and you can't delete it because this thread isn't self-moderated .

Belief and security.
I guess these 2 are the reasons why people are still holding large amounts of Bitcoins despite the huge drops.

Very cool. How much profit you are generating in Bitcoin per month using your mining rig? I have the money before too that I planned to purchasing mining rig but the electricity cost here is not profitable for this kind of business. So I decided to just trade to increase my Bitcoin holding which didn’t go as planned. I’m wondering if I will be in profit if I just allocate my money on mining rig instead of the risky trade.

How long do you get ROI?

No, I don't own one but I feel entitled to write on this. It's not even about having one "whole" Bitcoin that should be a focus for concern but the underlying interest in it. One could own one Bitcoin and sell off in panic tomorrow and decide not to back while there could be someone who owns bits but keeps DCA on it. Interest matters in all we do.

By the way, why is there any need to make owing one-Bitcoin a yardstick to those whose responses you seek? Are you discriminatory in real life?

Not at all,my friend
I reasoned that,because so many people who do not have and have not had any bitcoins at all,advise how to do and how to live properly
The so-called pseudoexperts
But i had to rephrase my question "people who once had at least 1 btc"

1 btc = $16,558 at the moment. I can't afford 1 bitcoin right now but I'm just trying to accumulate as much as I can.
Of course it's fine about the amount, but I don't think I would be willing to tell anyone the amount. Bitcoin is money in another form, so I don't think people need to tell the public how much money they have in an account.

Stay wise in managing your finances and protect your financial privacy. There are many people who want to get that from you, even you never know who they really are. That's just one of advice that we should trust, for the safety of you and your funds in the account.

There are most people who can't even manage a bitcoin immediate there's a little wave in the market they will always panic and sell, so is not mandatory everyone must have a bitcoin and its a personal choice either to hodl bitcoin. This made me flash back to a friend of mine then days, he bought about 30 Bitcoin when it was very cheap around $1000 and he was boasting of it to my greatest surprise as he told me he has been receiving messages of investment that investment this.. ect.
After which he learned to be secret without revealing the exact amount his was then holding.

You're still making the same mistake. Why are you tagging it to one Bitcoin. Why don't you just ask if they own Bitcoin (sats) without attaching it to quantity. The way I reason this is like bestowing wisdom on a man simply because he's wealthy. So, you get to judge and accept what people say now and think it's correct based on the fact that they own 1 Bitcoin or once owned it? Do we treat people based on what they have or on who they're?

I don't own 1 bitcoin but I currently hold fractional bitcoin although the recent downturn has reduced the value of my portfolio but I don't plan to release my bitcoin any time soon, as I firmly believe when the market recovers it will provide a return which is good for me, as we've seen before when bitcoin hits ATH it's very profitable for long term holders and so far bitcoin has really proven to be one of the most profitable investments over the long term.

One thing i do not do is to categorize Bitcoiners, either one category being better or something like that; i think we are all Bitcoiners and as long as you buy, sell, hold, spend BTC you are contributing to the BTC network in your own way.

Anyway people who hold in centralized exchanges aren't technically holders, they can be called 'lenders' because unknowing to most of them they have lent their BTC to these exchanges who would convert them to whatever they like and use it to invest in something else for profit. How can they be said to be holding BTC when the possibility of them ever getting their coins back rests on how successful the investment made by the centralized service is.