Trading is far harder then investment over time, the main decision is on market being suitable to hold and in an area of growth.
But isn't investing over time needs trading as well? In fact, it's a necessity when constantly investing in something. We should always check the charts whenever we invest in that particular currency (whatever you wanna call it), to have the most optimal profit (over time).
I do think alternatives to the status quo of conventional FIAT is a growth area, nothing is for certain but Bitcoin has a good chance of success and capturing part of this sector growth.
That's what Bitcoin supposed to be but look at it now. It became an asset rather than being the "
alternative", and it's sad that the "
growth area" we're seeking isn't as clear as we perceive it to be. Exposure isn't the problem from Bitcoin as of now, it's the utilization and adaptation we should be concerned about. And how can we utilize an "
asset"? NO, we don't, we hold it. And I think people would still just hold their Bitcoins, considering what happened in 2017.