Exploitation has no place in business. You offer a trade. The other party takes it or not. You can't tell them what to do or not do. > Someone is always left h

Exploitation has no place in business. You offer a trade. The other party takes it or not. You can't tell them what to do or not do. > Someone is always left holding the bag when these trends fizzle out. Funny it's the same thing a lot of people told me when I decided to go all in crypto - that I'd be the fool left holding the bag. I proved them wrong, but they still don't get it. About 6 month ago, to someone here asking for genuine advice, I told them to put no more than they can lose, about 4 grands IIRC, in BTC to buy a car after the next bull market that was due soon due to the halving. They laughed, and said it was too uncertain. If they had done so, they'd have their new car by now. I find it sad that people can't notice and exploit trends, especially geeks who think so highly of their intellectual prowess.