It doesn't matter if the "most" statement is correct. Some investors never move their coins off the exchange; therefore, the inference that 49.4% of investors h

It doesn't matter if the "most" statement is correct. Some investors never move their coins off the exchange; therefore, the inference that 49.4% of investors have made money because you can see that in recorded transactions is based on a faulty premise. Unless you're arguing that only a negligible number of exchange users do this, which seems implausible and would also assume facts not in evidence.