@Outhue you are right,Both trading and holding are way of earning and both trader and holder have different strategies and unique goals. we cannot blame trader if we are not so good in trading. You should know that trading will give you 5 times more Profit then just holding if you are experienced trader. Suppose one holder hold 1 btc for 2 years while other just doing trading (Buy low sell high). As we now BTC will trade parabolic , Trader will earn on daily/weekly or monthly basis while holder will wait for btc to pump. During the journey of btc along 2x ,trader would have made 5 btc.

Everyone one have different approach and one strategy will not fit to other. Everyone has different goal, risk tolerance on which he decide which one is best suitable for him. I think we should support both as holder are best for btc future while trader will provide enough liquidity for instant buy sell

It matters if you are in crypto, because HODL or HOLD has a different meaning.

If you aren't ware yet, HOLD means, “hold on for dear life,”... means it's like holding forever which you don't usually apply as strategy in other forms of investment. This method would only work with investing in bitcoin as it has a real chance it'll survive and will not be affected whatever economic crisis we'll experience.

You can do both, I never understand people that think you only can choose one option. Long term holding is good and also it's P2P trading to increase your crypto currencies. I would never settle down with just one. 

Solid advice about altcoin HODLing. That's always a terrible idea.

BUT people who have learned how to use them are making big bucks, too. After years of studying the market as a Bitcoin enthusiast, I myself learned the potential of altcoins and how they can really boost short-term gains.

And now my new, but growing, community has steadily growing investments. We're using human-in-the-loop AI and dynamic rebalancing to identify short-term opportunities in altcoins, investing without leverage, and making decent profits. It's so simple, our users don't even have to look at any charts or make trading decisions.

Anyway, again, HODLing altcoins is a bad idea.

Not all cryptocurrencies are safe to be hold for long time, which is true, but this is not a result of their volatility, because almost all cryptocurrencies are volatile in nature, unless for those called stable coins. Bitcoin is volatile, yet it's safe to be hold for long and has proven its self as a long-time-investment. When it comes to safe-to-be-hold, which should look at the coin-use-case. I mean, what they can be use for and not just all the hype they get from whoever is promoting them. 
 
Most Altcoins, especially those Meme-Tokens, are not here to stay for long. They are short-time-projects, as I see most of them, and I will advise anyone, who wants to invest in such coins, to be careful and don't consider holding them for years without going to check up on them, before they end up losing all at once, just like those, who choose to invest in NFT, are crying out loud this period.

Smart idea to divide it into two, I do more or less the same   Cheers for a good tactic!
And also if you ain't super rich, trading can increase your total Bitcoin volume! So if you gonna hold long term, trading up your volume is a no-brainer?!

Holding now with market price conditions is ahead of the trader.

From various factors, holding will always be in a winning position compared to traders. Traders only earn when active trades are made. Requires many opportunities to be utilized continuously at any time. Wanting to store funds or assets on an exchange is wrong in the context of security. Wanting to make a profit for the long term is still risky.

Holding is the best way for long-term profit goals.
Yes. It is very important to keep the key for safety.

The main point is to be prepared for the worst case scenario that can happen at any time. While improving your approach to seizing opportunities is good, it's crucial to acknowledge the potential downsides of both trading and hodling. I believe hodling BTC or assets with strong fundamentals shouldn't pose significant problems. However, trading altcoins with higher volatility than BTC comes with considerable risks. I recommend having a backup plan in case trading doesn't go according to the initial plan.

For both approaches, it's better to set aside an emergency fund first. No one wants to sell assets in desperate situations, and doing so might result in a loss if the market price is below the buying price. It's better to hold on a bit longer, using the emergency fund to secure all the assets invested, at least until the right selling moment arrives.

Trade with a small very small part of your coins, keeps it interesting and you will make big gains if you are good and patient.

Nobody ever made a mistake hodl bitcoin, mistake is always selling.

So your real question is I have a guaranteed winning trade, should I risk losing money in an attempt to make even more? Answer to that depends on your situation financially and skill as a trader. Sincere advice whatever your situation is, hodl at least 50% and even that is risky. Nothing better than a sure thing, and bitcoin appreciating vs. fiat is a sure thing. 

There is this popular saying that you should "cut your clothes according to the clothes." This makes me appreciate your resolve, you are not such overzealous people who will just be venturing into what they do not know or have the mind for, and start losing money. Bitcoin earnings could primarily come through investment and trading, and it's obvious that trading is riskier than investment. Although none of the two is without risks and the risk in investment could be scary at times if the investor doesn't understand the investment properly. Imagine that he bought Bitcoin based on a friend's advice at about $60,000 price with $100,000. The remaining amount in the person's account would only be worth about $25,000 in November last year. Isn't that scary enough? So, none of them is without risks, which is why I will continue to implore everyone to know when to buy and sell at the right time and for the right reasons to be able to earn in investments.

While for trading, it's way more risky for short-term and big risk-takers. It is not for everybody and I know that it would be fine if we are careful about it when we do not have the guts for it or when we have been losing consistently in it. But as risky as trading is, it's worth saying also that it is capable of earning for traders more than investment. The choice lies solely with us, but for me, I engage in the two to maximize my earning potential in Bitcoin.