This question is probably tied to 'How did you get into crypto in the first place?'

It seems like there's 2 types of people:

Person A) Bitcoin (and crypto in general) is/will be king. Those that read stories about those very few mavericks who bought Bitcoin for peanuts back in 2010, and became millionaires. They holdeld through numerous bitcoin crashes and bear markets, and didn't sell when it came to the ATH. These Maxi's stuck to their principle - Hold On For Dear Life.

Person B) What are they holding on for? You could save for life and on the day you retire, get hit by a bus and never had the opportunity to spend all you've been saving for. So sell the minute you reach an all-time high.

Is it fair to say:

If you're A: Chances are you're a true believer that crypto will change the world.

If you're B: Chances are you're just a brutally honest investor. Fuck the tech, show me the money, now. You're looking to make a buck and cash out. Buy the fucking house tomorrow and retire early etc - thus, (inadvertently) reverting back to the fiat system as king.

Which are you?

EDIT: there IS no half way. If you sell half, or DCA, arguably, you're a B.