It's understandable that you want to offer valuable advice to your friend about growing their company's wealth. While investing in assets like Bitcoin can potentially yield significant returns, it's essential to consider factors like risk tolerance, financial goals, and the stability of the investment. Bitcoin's value can be volatile, and investing a large portion of the company's funds in it may expose them to significant fluctuations in value. Encouraging diversification and seeking guidance from financial professionals could help your friend make informed decisions about how to manage and grow their company's wealth effectively.

A person should not be forced to invest in something he has no idea or interest in. Investment involves a huge value of money, so he cannot simply give advice to other people, sugarcoating what the achievements or benefits of bitcoin once we invest here.  crypto is volatile, everyone knows that, it is difficult to force someone to invest here especially if the details of your explanation are not complete and besides, it will be difficult especially if the person has no knowledge or doesn't even know even the smallest details about the investments.

I wouldn't advise him to suggest Bitcoin or cryptocurrency investments to his friend, especially when the money in question is not his personal property but it's company's money and he should be using that money to improve or grow the company instead of making such investments where there is a risk of his money losing value over time because in case the company requires the money shortly and the price of Bitcoin is low at that time, he wouldn't be able to withdraw the investment and if he does, he will lose money in it.

No business can reach a level from where it can't be upgraded anymore, so the business his father has built must have the possibility of getting an upgrade and he can grow the business with the money instead so that he doesn't have any extra tension after investing the money in Bitcoin.

I do not think that it is bad advice, but I believe your friend should research bitcoin on his own as well

Nobody who bought Bitcoin & was able to HODL for 6+ years has ever lost money. Leaving money in the bank doing nothing is just a guaranteed way to lose purchasing power. So to answer the question it is definitely good advice for the guy to buy Bitcoin with money in the business bank account but he must be willing to hodl & not panic sell during market down turns.

It's literally not a bad idea my friend, but inasmuch as he won't later in the future be in urgent need for the money and want it at all costs, which might result to the coin either been sold at a loss or profit. . Because if you could examined "Microstrategy" which is been referred as the top highest holder of Bitcoin currently, you will notice that they didn't just buy all their 170,000 BTC at ones, but rather they were able to accumulate such number by buying consistently and gradually, and today they rank the top. Hence, what Microstrategy did, any other company can also do the same, but if only they are disciplined enough to have a long term investment plan and stick to it, most especially now that the price of Bitcoin is said to be correcting around $60k to $70k, as it's predicted Bitcoin is likely to skyrocket higher to even $100k to $150k)

I like your statement here Sure, telling the pros and cons of a thing is the best priority. Meaning, before encouraging investment in Bitcoin, you should enrich it with good aspects as well as bad aspects because Bitcoin has a volatile nature, it has the ability to generate huge profits and high losses due to volatility.

You Me and everyone in the world must know that Crypto is high volatility is more that any other asset, commodity or even fiat. To be honest you can go 1000% in a single f*cking day or ending up 100K USD in a couple minute

So better to try it first rather cry later

I think the money in the bank that his father kept was money that was used for emergency purposes. However, it depends on the purpose of the money being saved, if it is for emergency purposes, then I do not recommend investing it. However, if he intends to invest it, then I suggest investing in things that have little risk. Since he may still be trying to adapt to the development of the company he is continuing, it is best not to choose risky investments. When you advise him to invest in something risky, and something bad happens, then the main target to blame is you. Well, but this is just a suggestion from me.

Starting investment is good because the financial condition of even the company will go down with the running of market demand in any sector (not constant and not always brilliant) Friends are a strong enough influence for someone to try new things, your concern may be felt later on, I was also introduced to bitcoin by my friend when I still had a job company that I just started. Bitcoin is indeed effective, and has proven to help my finances a lot in times of downturn, increasing the value of income. It is better if your friends use company funds wisely and allocate them like the company's daily budget, so as to reduce the disruption of ongoing liquid funds. Many think that holding bitcoin is the right solution even for the long term, yes that's true. But company money is its liquidity demanded to be ready to use, and investing is long-term, so allocating a few % is better.