Bitcoin is, in fact, a long-term investment, so you have to accept the trade-off of losing or not.
Personally, I tend to suggest that people try to consider their bitcoin investment as a 4-10 year or more investment timeline, but that does not mean that they do not have complete responsibility (discretion) to do whatever they like.. including changing their mind.. and surely that could be a mistake, but they are free to do that kind of a thing, if they believe that they might be better off to go into something else or to dedicate their value, time and energies in another direction.
I think it would be a smart strategy for study periods, whether in college or even in high school (I would apply more in college since high school is a bit complex to get money), since many of us have faced complex and stressful economic situations in those times of study or at least I speak for myself and a few people. If I had discovered this world during my college years, it would have saved me a lot of stress. I firmly believe that before a student ventures to invest in Bitcoin, it is essential that he acquires a deep understanding of this cryptocurrency. Investigating its operation, evaluating its present and future potential, and considering other relevant factors are prudent actions when making financial decisions.
To get promising results when investing in Bitcoin requires a great deal of patience and trust. Although the early creators of this cryptocurrency reaped great benefits, its potential remains fruitful, albeit possibly at a more gradual pace. It is evident that more and more people are becoming aware of the inherent instability of fiat currencies compared to Bitcoin. Rising inflation in most countries provides an incentive to invest in a currency that is known to be on the rise. This reduces the risk of loss and preserves wealth in the long term.