I'm sorry but I totally disagree with this: owning bitcoin for a few months doesn't make a hodler, let alone a few weeks, days, hours or even minutes, as you mentioned. A hodler is someone who is not willing to sell despite what is happening in the market, all the others are traders or people who own some bitcoins, that's it. Not everyone is a hodler and not everyone has what is needed to be a hodler.
I agree that a true hodler needs to hold bitcoin for a longer period than several days, weeks, months but I disagree with you that a hodler is an investor who does not care about anything in the market as well as does not care of opportunity to take profit.
There is no investor spends money to purchase something, for instance in this case Bitcoin, and hold it forever till a day of his death. Investment does not mean to be like this but different investors will have different strategies for entries as well as exits (taking profit). Take profit can be done with one sale and exit all position or can be regular partial withdrawal with profits but still hold the investment position.
If you have your investment is doubled, it's not bad if you take profit partially like 50% and do it a few times to get your initial capital back, then you're free in mind and no financial pressure to hold your investment for much longer time. When you already got initial capital back, it's time to be actual hodler but even so you will take profit in future.
