Most cryptocurrency holders tend to rush to cash out their fiat once prices rise, reflecting a common short-term profit-taking mentality. But the situation with Monero is markedly different — a much smaller proportion of users holding this coin choose to sell at high prices for cash. Think about what this means: when about 80% of Monero holders persist in holding during an upward cycle and continue to accumulate, the selling pressure in the market will significantly decrease. Under conditions of tight supply and lack of selling pressure, the price has less resistance from traditional profit-taking. This fundamental psychological difference among holders may be an invisible factor driving the long-term value performance of certain coins.