I don't really get if it favoured you but let's say it did and you smile to the bank do your thing, your happy right?
Let's look at it on the down side of it and it didn't fall in your favor, with the way Bitcoin is going up and rapidly coming down, don't you think it would aftect you emotionally or even affect you in your academics? Can you concentrate in school? How would you cope knowing quite alright that you have lost or not getting a bigger profit.
To me investing as a student is like a distraction because you might or should I say you'll lose focus, having a distraction in class is just not ok with me, is like serving two masters at a time. In as much as money is involved we just need to be careful in making decisions in life without being selfish.
If you can work during your student years without compromising your studies, then I only support such an initiative. If during your studies you can save some funds and invest them in order to increase them, then this will be a very good bonus for you, since young people rarely think about this at such a young age. They believe that you need to live for pleasure while you are young, and we will think about money when we grow up, but this is not a very good attitude, because after receiving a higher education, you will have to study at the school of life, learn to earn money, invest, this will still have to will learn.