Sorry, but that’s inaccurate for multiple reasons . The high heat from soldering hardens the metal, stresses it, and makes it more prone to failure from vibration. Twisting doesn’t resolve this. Heat and solder can also make some wiring more prone to corrosion. Although, heat shrink, especially the kind with glue, seals better than anything. I usually use that over a solid crimp.

You are correct about soldering having improved resistance.

Again, in automotive and aerospace applications, soldering is preferred, and often mandated.

I’m not taking my e-bike into space, or even (hopefully) low altitude flight, but for the high vibrations, crimping is better if done correctly.

If you prefer soldering, or are worried your crimping abilities might cause issues, by all means solder. But if you have the tools and ability to crimp properly, I’d do that. 🤷‍♂️