It's understandable to experience anxiety or sleepless nights when the value of your investments fluctuates significantly. If you're not comfortable with the volatility of Bitcoin, it might be wise to reconsider your investment strategy. Perhaps a more diversified portfolio that includes less volatile assets would be a better fit for your risk tolerance.
I think that currently there are no investors who are not happy with their investment in Bitcoin because those who are still saving and holding Bitcoin very well up to now must have seen quite good profits through the amount of investment they have made. Because the price increase is starting to look so significant that holders don't need to worry about this, moreover this is quite a good thing for those who still believe in Bitcoin. Meanwhile, those who are still too afraid of risk and prefer assets that do not change easily in the market will not get maximum profits at this time.
Selling your Bitcoin and keeping the money in the bank might provide you with peace of mind in the short term, but it also means missing out on potential long-term gains. Bitcoin has a history of significant price appreciation over time, and those who have held their investments for the long term have generally been rewarded. Remember, investing should be a source of empowerment and financial security, not stress and anxiety.
That is quite appropriate to say at this time to those who are still stressed and still feel anxious about the potential profits from Bitcoin. So it wouldn't be wrong for you to tell them to stop investing and withdraw their money back to the bank, although in my opinion this is not a good enough solution for anyone to implement. Because almost everyone is currently taking advantage of this quite positive moment for profit or to restore the value of their assets which was reduced due to the decline in prices last year.