Everyone that uses Bitcoin in right way meaning either they are for Trading or Payment method but constantly doing it are already considered as investors , it does not need to be Holding to be an investor because the moment you buy Bitcoin and uses it you already invested in this crypto and already trusted the coin.
which means one thing you invested your money in a certain period of time .

If you are holding Bitcoin in your wallets for a certain period of time or have invested any amount to get it for profits then it can be termed as investment even if you spend the coins.Suppose you get it and then immediately withdraw the amount then it can't be expressed as investment or make you investor.You need to hold it for specific time period atleast.

Man sometimes I don't blame governments for trying to crack down, when all you guys seem to just love complicating things.

When you earn profit from something, it means you sold something for more than what you bought it for. That is called capital gains. It can be shares, stocks, coins, even a house.

It has nothing on its own to do with investment, investment is to put in effort or money in the hopes of getting profit. Hopes, not guarantee.

You can have losses and it's still an investment.

A bitcoin investor, in my opinion, is someone who purchases and retains bitcoin over an extended period of time with the intention of profiting from it. Therefore, whether for a short length of time or a long amount of time, any Bitcoin holder with the intention of benefitting should be regarded as a Bitcoin investor.

Some people just use one wallet, spending some of their bitcoin but never intending to spend it all. For instance, if a person possesses 4 bitcoins, they may opt to spend only 1, while holding onto the other 3 for the purpose of profiting from it.Due to its profit-oriented nature, I continue to view that person as Bitcoin investor too.

There are short term investors and long term investors and every Bitcoin buyers are not really investors, some are traders who trade daily to make profit, investors are those that believe in the future value of Bitcoin, and short term investors are those that buy and hold for a short period of time to make profits but long term investors want to be a big part of Bitcoin, they even plan to have Bitcoin when they are retired and spending the rest of their lives enjoying life.

The door is open to every type of Bitcoin investors and I don't care which is which, but I do care about myself and that's why I choose to be a long-term Bitcoin investor.

Things are working as they should, Bitcoin was not created for holders only, we ned the spenders and traders too and that's what has been happening since day one, Bitcoin is already a success.

I'm proud of You Sir Nakamoto

Is there any difference if someone said you're a Bitcoin investor or not a Bitcoin investor? what's the effect into your life?

Even though I active in this forum and I get paid in my subscription campaign, which mean I have Bitcoin, if someone want to say I'm not a Bitcoin investor, I don't care. It's not my job to let everyone know I'm a Bitcoin investor or debating I'm a Bitcoin investor, that's completely wasting time.

I see all talking the same who put bitcoin in their wallet then he will be an investor regardless of long or short almost all define the same.
Even if you have 0.001BTC alone it is considered an investor no matter how many bitcoins are held in it will be considered the same as an investor.

Not only referring to bitcoin, there are many other types of assets there including as an asset owner then he is an investor, so not only in bitcoin.

Strictly speaking, somebody who is using Bitcoin as a currency is probably not a Bitcoin investor. I think profit is something that you can't take away from any investment. So an investor refers to somebody who spends money with the goal of making a profit later on. Therefore one who is into Bitcoin but isn't thinking of making money or having gains out of it is not an investor. He could simply be a Bitcoin believer or a Bitcoin supporter but he's not an investor.

No. If you use mainly BTC for transactions (which is actually a good thing as adapting to web3 currency), you're not an investor but only a consumer. Investing is accumulating an asset and letting it sit in a place for a long time until it yields profits or higher prices. You can say for a slang term that a "hodler" is equivalent to an investor. Well, you can be a short-term investor or a long term where it could take you 5 to 10 years to wait.

Yes, you have to wait. Because in investing you don't touch it or use it on your spending. But you buy it on the smallest amount and sell it for the highest possible amount. Most people mess up on the waiting part.