You can't explain this. If hodling guarantees profit then

>>2212213
same logic applies to stocks

>>2212213
Most cryptocurrencies were overvalued (and probably still are), and wont be worth more than they were at the peak of this bubble.

greed

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Holding doesn't always mean profits. The real mystery is the people that buy at an all time high then cash out the moment the free falling starts.

Buy high sell low isn't just a meme.

>>2212213
some people need to actually use money, you know, for like, buying stuff.

>>2212213
>If hodling guarantees profit then why doesn't everyone hodl?
It doesn't. Only idiots think it does.

>>2212222

Wrong.

>>2212213
greedy faggots who don't have anything better to do so they daytrade

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>>2212213
Because people think they can min/max short-term gains by trading between crypto and fiat, except trading between crypto and fiat is a taxable event so they eat a 20% loss on each transaction.

It's barely worth the time of non-NEETs except on the heaviest of swings ($2800->$1600)

>>2212217

/thread

If you can find the answer you gonna win a nobel

>>2212253
WTF, you've convinced me!

>>2212213
>hodl

Hodle is a meme created by salty bag holders that dont want to lose any more money on their shitty memecoin.