That is one way to go about it but you would be best served checking in on your investments from time to time. Your nonchalant behavior makes me think you have an amount invested you could lose yet still retire early from and that would give me confidence as well. Even if you do check price regularly, there wouldn't be a point to disclose your portfolio often. That puts an unnecessary bulls eye target on your back.
That is really how everyone should be investing in this market, most especially when you are looking at the long term benefit. Invest what you would not worry about and come back few years later to check how your investments have been doing over the years.This is the only way to stay in this game without bothering yourself about every little move in the market as long as you understand the benefit you stand to gain in the future. I remember buying few ETH last year at around $8. Just last year, come on! While some people are crying about the market going way low to $400, you are imagining how much you have gained even with the dip.
Well, everyone has the right to invest as they wish, no one is pointing a gun to your head. God only knows that people "invest" with all kinds of intentions. No real right or wrong. Without the panic sellers, the fomo buyers, the day traders, the Sunday investor and the Wall St futures trader, we won't have a market that is what it is today.
I don't check prices every day for sure, but it is always curiosity that keeps an eye on it. Can't say I wouldn't sell at 100k. Can say I would.
