Trading is made up of losses and profits, and nobody lost anything if they didn't sell.
I was being ironic to the OP. Because I already suspected that the price was only rising because of the conflict that involved Iran and USA (most people thought there would be a big war coming and that is why they bought bitcoin), I told my friend to sell it $8800 (and I also sold at $8800). Regarding profits and losses in the trade world, I am of the opinion that most people in the crypto world have more losses than profits. If a person took $100 and buy bitcoin when the price was $9100 it had 0.011 BTC. with a price drop to $8200 even if the person says to himself: "I will not lose anything if I don't sell". The person will be mistaken a lot, because if something happens to that person and that person need $100 and that person sells his 0.011 BTC for the price of $8200 he will have $90 and that could cost him his life.
The problem is that some treat BTC as a money factory, buy it cheap today and sell it for profit tomorrow.
People buy cheap gold and sell it tomorrow for a higher price.
People buy properties for cheap and sell tomorrow for a higher price
with bitcoin would be different? No, the problem is with price manipulation in the case of bitcoin, but that is another matter for another day
What about those who bought for $6500 a month ago and sold for $9100? Someone had to lose for the other to profit, this is a constant that never changes.
Pump and Dump