One beauty about Bitcoin investment is that one doesn't have to stare at a computer all day.
The same
"beauty" is inherent in investments in any securities from the stock market. Having bought shares of, say, Google or Apple 10-15 years ago, you could
"forget" about it until today. In my opinion, in this regard, App13 does not offer anything fundamentally new.
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.
In my opinion, not 40%, but 100% of traders not only in America, but all over the world continue to do the same thing to this day.

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.
The "fate" of a
BTC-investor is not as simple and rosy as it may seem to many newcomers. In this industry, as with any investment, you have to keep your "
finger on the pulse" of what is happening not only in the crypto industry itself, but also in world events that are directly reflected in the financial consequences on the bitcoin.