One beauty about Bitcoin investment is that one doesn't have to stare at a computer all day.
As many as 40% of American jobs expected workers to pretend to be working while staring at a computer screen and faking a frown, before earning benefits as salaries from an investment of their time spaning into years, all day long.
Compared to how easy an investment in cryptocurrency would pay off well and is a sure hedge against inflation, be it by trading and using or not using bots and AI integrations or by DCA strategy in varying fractions or lump sum or by mining bitcoins and being so serious as to own a mining farm or by diversification of wealth into owning Bitcoin since made possible for large pocket investors too, with the spot ETF approval, it is just fascinating how a crypto investor wont spend as much time staring at their computer screen all day before they make or accumulate wealth by investment in cryptocurrency.
What is your opinion?
Well, this bud @Marvelockg said exactly what I was thinking while reading your post @op, investing in bitcoin is not a career, and neither is it a job that pays you weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, and neither is it a business that pays you everyday.
As good as it is to invest in bitcoin specially for future purposes, you will still need to either run a business where you generate daily income for your day to day expenses, or work for a weekly or monthly salary in the same company where you may be required to stare at a computer screen for an entire day, all working days in a week, or get engaged in a hard labor, or do manial jobs.
Without any of the above, there isn't really any need investing in bitcoin, since you won't even have the money to, or even if you manage to invest, you will end up selling it even before you get a chance to profit from the investment.