I'm interested in knowing how you will get the money you intend using for your investment without having to do a tedious task that's time and effort consuming? It's not even as though Bitcoin investments is a job or carrier that one can choose to do for a living. Before you even invest in Bitcoin or own a Bitcoin, you've got to render a service in some way that gives you some fiat you can convert into Bitcoin or perform a task that gets you paid in Bitcoin. Whichever way you get your Bitcoin through, there is no way you're going to factor out the place of carrying out a task and looking at the screen is the least of them.

If you're investing in your Bitcoin through the DCA methord , it means you have a means of income that comes in at a particular period of time of the week or month from which you can assign a portion that will go into your investment. Same is what is applicable for buying in lump sum. If you're a trader that's when it even gets worse because you need an alternative means of generating cash so when you face some losses, it doesn't really affect you that much and you can still get a source of funds for your trading from your main stream of income.

Let's not paint a narrative that sends a wrong message to some newbie that investing in Bitcoin and being profitable at it is just an easy journey that comes on a platter of gold without putting an effort. In life generally, nothing comes for nothing and to even make it well from your Bitcoin investments, you need to invest much which is what an average person that lacks a legit stream of income can't easily do.

Crypto traders would always be close to their devices to make trading decisions. Bitcoin has proved over the years to be a good hedge against inflation but I can't say the same thing for altcoins. Many altcoins become worthless after a short period. Hence, it is important to make that clarification to avoid misdirecting newbies.

We should also state that it is not everyone who invested in Bitcoin made profit. Many of them lost because they sold their coins hastily due to FUD or other conditions. Those who are not patient enough or don't have emergency funds might not benefit from investing in Bitcoin.

Long-term holdlers don't need to look at the price of Bitcoin every day because they already have plans for their investment.

Well, it's true that making profit in Bitcoin doesn't require you to do anything than just to invest, hold for some period of time and take profit when you reach your expectation. But the reality of making the investment is that you have to work all day, work from Monday to Friday and look at the monitor if that's really the nature of your job, doing all that is so that you can be able to raise the capital which you can invest into Bitcoin and you still need a sustainable income source to rely on, so that you can be able to hold your Bitcoin until you make profit.

I think this is a rather simplistic view of investing. Your post suggests that you can invest whenever you want and just sit and wait. This approach does not take into account the holding period or the entry point, which are key factors for successful investing. Inactivity does not lead to the results you desire. Therefore, monitoring the market, analyzing and making informed decisions is the key to profit from investments.

It would depend really. Investing for long term can be a passive way to gain profit but for traders, they are still required to sit in front of a computer and be on it for long hours. Some trade by the minute, hour, or by the day so I think it depends on each person how much time you are spending in front of a screen.

However I can agree that investing in bitcoin is a lot easier than most office works. The good thing is that you hold your own time and you do not need to be caged into specific office hours.

It's been a while I don't see any bullshit thread.

If making money in Bitcoin or cryptocurrency is really easy, you will not participate a paid signature campaign and being active in this forum because if someone has an unlimited money, they will choose to travelling, play video games, watch movies etc etc.

Don't get me wrong, being a wage slavery in US and get paid for $60K/year is a dream for a looooottt people.

All that is what I am aware of, but the briefing of my comment was only in response to what the OP said about investment in Bitcoin, which doesn't require you to work all day like a normal white collar job. Considering the general contest of investing in Bitcoin (even with all you said), truly, you don't have to work all day (from Monday to Friday and from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.), but a middle-class man or even a rich man still needs to maintain their other sources of income, which can require their time and attention all week. It's from their other sources of income that they can generate money to continue investing in Bitcoin and be able to hold it for the number of years it will take to reach the bull market. 

Definitely, any experienced bitcoiner who wants to be successful will consider all the necessary factors (entry point, holding period, best wallet to use, etc.) that are needed to be a successful bitcoiner. 

I have to agree with this. While investing in bitcoin does not actually require an 8-hour screen monitoring, but surely acquiring that funds used for investment might be tough and hard most especially for minimal income earners. Others have to even look for additional jobs so they can afford investing in bitcoin.

I think the real beauty not only for bitcoin but to all forms of investment is to see yourself finally reaping the fruit of your labor. That’s the time you will come to enjoy your profits from a lot of patience and sacrifices just to endure the risk with bitcoin investment.

I don't think things work that way. First and foremost, money is not gotten from the tree or printed on a white paper. Before you can earn money legitimately either physically or online, you will need to work yourself out to be compensated of the hard work, the stress and the knowledge you've put in executing the job. It could be a basic monthly salary payment or a one-off contract arrangement for a company or an individual, regardless, you will need to earn money before you can invest it in Bitcoin being it DCA or Lump Sum.

Although, there are people who have set certain target to their work life in the sense that they plan to work hard for a certain number of years then retire when their able to meet up certain financial targets. From there they tend to migrate from just being an entrepreneur or a government worker to investors including Angel Investors. In that case, they must still work and climb the ladder of progression and success to achieve that mark.

Having said all of these, it is also crucial to mention that you don't just invest and sit down for your profits to maximize. You will also have to follow your investments through monitoring and analysing the market to determine when to move your investments and other investments opportunities. So, be it as it may, I don't see anyone becoming a successful investor without first putting in the energy and time to work either as a businessperson or a government official or in some cases inheritance.

You are right because I realized that in as much as holders doesn't require checking or monitoring there Bitcoin investment regularly but there are still people who never take off there eyes from there accumulated Bitcoin in a weekly basis, so just like you observed people would always want to see how there investment is doing whether appreciating or not, however monitoring of investment are mostly done by beginners because in most cases they derive joy or motivation from watching their amount of accumulated Bitcoin, meanwhile there are also people who doesn't like watching there accumulated Bitcoin because we have different kinds of investors and some can easily get emotional or discouraged when they are not seeing what they expected, just like what happened during the time Bitcoin was struggling within $55k and so many people that bought during the time it was $70k begins to feel discouraged.