I think it's more or less the same qualities as succeeding with any form of financial investment, OP. I don't think it's materially biological, or a matter of DNA, but rather a part of your culture, character and personality.

The people who are likely to make a profit with Bitcoin are those who are willing to take risks, learn new things, and probably those who have an education/culture related to the basic economic system (I mean, at least the basics, inflation, supply and demand, the limits of the conventional monetary system etc.). Interest in cryptography and open source softwares could be a reason someone join the Bitcoin boat too.

Some people jump into Bitcoin out of financial desperation, some for decentralisation, some to avoid their corrupt national fiat currency, there are plenty of reasons. Either way, place of birth, and parents can predefine this, but I don't think it comes down to DNA or gene sequence alone.

A personality trait does not in any way determine how successful one can be at a particular thing or what can lead to one's failure. It only contributes to how one perceives and views things differently from others or has a similar meaning and explanation to something from others.

When it comes to being successful in investing in Bitcoin or any other currency, I believe the only role personality traits have to play is to determine how the actor (perceiver) understands the currency. What happens after that has nothing to do with perception. If you actually find it difficult to understand what Bitcoin is all about, that might be as a result of not showing full interest in the currency, or it could also be as a result of some kind of mental disorder, as you have suggested above. But for someone with this kind of issue who is persistent on investing in the currency, all that's required of him or her is to have someone who will actually take his or her time to either explain more for them or help them invest their desired funds into Bitcoin, and have a clearly defined target on which he or she will like to take profit and try to hold onto that decision.

There are things for which I believe it is actually not possible for them to be generically transferred to the other person, and one of those things is poverty or wealth, so the level of one's success can't be linked to the genetic traits theory.

Unless luck plays a role (which always does), if we count that one out, personality traits help for sure. If you’re impulsive you’re going to take some very good investment opportunities but sometimes you’ll take some very awful ones as well. Now if we think about it, personality is given but can also be somewhat controlled if there’s will and exercise. But generally, it plays a pretty big role in determining success simply because different personalities will lead to different mindsets. By controlling your personality and not letting it control you, you’re gonna have a better outcome.

Let’s say you are arrogant and impulsive. You won’t make the best choices unlike someone who thoroughly thinks about an investment. You might sell Bitcoin at lows due to fear and impulsiveness, while there’s somebody out there who controls just that one personality trait and decides it’s not a good time to sell.

Intelligence is very helpful, obviously. You can’t be dumb and be as good at investing as somebody who’s very intelligent and has been doing this for decades, who’s been born in a family of magnates and investors and who’s had a very good financial education from the start. As the offspring of a family who’s been wealthy for many generations, chances are you’ll be just as successful as them once you grow up. Now I don’t know if an arts student vs a science student will matter, the only thing many of them are missing is courage and will. I reached the conclusion that most of these guys who hate Bitcoin either have a plan that seems under attack by the idea of decentralization (eg banks) or they just fear the unknown so they sit only on known territory instead.

DNA is a different beast and I think with enough studies and research a link could be found. Otherwise, why are the Jews known to be very good businessmen worldwide?

This is my opinion. Take it as you will.

There are common traits for successful people with investment or trading but I don't think being introvert or extrovert will be important and decide that you will be a successful investor or trader.

Successful traders and investors have some common personal traits like: knowledgeable, ready to learn more, have good patience to wait for good chance to invest or trade, being disciplined enough to apply what they learned, gained from experienced to get good entries and avoid repeating same mistakes like their past ones.

Personal traits can come from genes but people can get it from learning and practicing too.

Well, here, you certainly underestimate people with a similar disease. As an example, have you seen the American movie with Jack Nicholson, "As Good as It Gets"? The hero of this film also suffered from this disease and did not save himself for a second, but was extremely careful.
But seriously, of course, the pedantry of a person in finance will certainly be a good quality. He is restrained in his emotions, which means he will not commit rash acts that can adversely affect his business and investments.

Every halving cycle, bitcoin has never disappointed either in terms of value or adoption rates. So basically the thing that determines success is time to gain awareness and consistency.
A well-known fact is that the average bitcoin OG has reaped their success because they were 10 years earlier in getting 2 of the above. But people rarely realize that the generation of 20 years and over considers today as the initial phase where they wanna go back at least to today to start something with bitcoin, invest, business, or whatever.

I think there are many reasons why people become successful investing in BTC
causes include:

1: by chance,
as we all know btc used to be cheap and there were people who just bought btc and kept it in their wallets and that person didn't remember that he had btc because he was busy working and so on.
but after 10 years btc name is famous and finally
he realized that he also has bitcoins and eventually he became rich.

2: because they can see the future potential (smart),
as we know the supply of bitcoins is only 21000000, smart people will definitely see that bitcoin will be potentially expensive and good for the future so surely he will buy btc using the money he and is also ready to accept the risk if he experiences a loss,
in essence he is investing with idle money. and because he is a smart person and can see opportunities and potential for the future about btc he finally invested in btc for the long term, and finally he got rich because the price of btc went up.

of course there is much more about the reasons why successful people invest in btc.

so in my opinion it has nothing to do with DNA because the cause of successful investing in btc is due to hard struggle and smart brain.

I believe not, but it's still depends on the environment of a child or individual to determine what they like to do and could still learn and have skills in certain things. For example, a NBA player of course they might have children they might influence them give them the tall genes which is suitable for being a basketball player. But if the kid don't find themselves playing basketball then it's not for them. Some talent aren't not determined by your parents because were all unique.

I guess it could be about someone looking for more information about Bitcoin to use Bitcoin or Cryptocurrency properly. Many people join crypto because of the invitation of others who say that crypto can provide wealth quickly. But that's not really the case.

People need to understand crypto so they can make a profit. And if they are interested in trading or investing, they must learn more to understand it. Many people do not realize this.

They can benefit from crypto to be financially free but it depends on how hard the effort is to get it.

While genes seem to play a role in one's inclinations, capabilities, and traits, the environment and upbringing are crucial as well. It's also often hard to circle out the determining factors because in real life everything is intertwined.
Of course, if someone has an inherited disorder that significantly impairs one's intellect, it can be hard to grasp what Bitcoin is and how to use it (just as it would be hard for such a person to grasp many things that most people are capable of learning). Addiction is another thing that seems to have a genetic predisposition, and trading can be a very bad idea in that case. So there are things that can make it worse for a person than average people have it, but I don't think there are things that can truly help one out that are determined genetically or by personality traits.