Don’t ever give any financial advice to anyone. If the advice turned into profitable, then they will praise you, but by chance , if it ends in loss, then they will be the one who will blame you. Hence you can give suggestions, but don’t financially advise them. It’s their own money, hence they should be responsible for where to invest or where to not. As a second person you should always avoid these types of situations.

I'm not going to say whether what you did is right or wrong. Just mine is probably the best thing to do when there are people like that, which is to give them an idea or understanding about why Bitcoin's a good investment for the future. We no longer mention to him that he needs to invest in bitcoin.

So, let's let him see for himself that Bitcoin is beautiful and has the potential to be an investment, and let him see the features it has so that he can realize even more that this Bitcoin is really unique, especially in the future.

When we advise friends to invest in Bitcoin of course we have to be able to teach them about the investment until they understand it properly and don't let them not understand and invest of course this will be detrimental to them and after we suggest to them of course they will be able to make The choice of whether they can invest in Bitcoin or not of course really depends on their own choice and we should not force them in this matter. All we can do is suggest and give them a little understanding in this matter and the rest they can learn for themselves if they are really interested in investing.

Indeed, it would be better not to give advice regarding financial matters because as you said, if it works for them, of course they will praise it, but if it is not in accordance with what we expect, of course this will make us no longer have a good relationship with them, if we suggest it is indeed better because everyone has the right to manage their money according to their wishes and they must be able to be responsible for their financial decisions.

Since the money is just in the bank and they are not using it then he can use it to invest in bitcoin. It is a good advice but before you ask him to invest, you have to ask him if he will like to invest in bitcoin and explain t the advantages and the disadvantages and if he likes to invest then you have to teach him the basic knowledge of bitcoin how to create wallet account, how to secure password and the seed phrase and where to buy bitcoin and sell. And when he has known all these things then, he can invest in it and make sure that he understands the volatile nature of bitcoin so that when bitcoin is in the dip he will not panic and disturbed.

It is good to direct and guide people to invest but don't invest for them. Because no f you invest for and any slide downturn from their end they call you name. And if you invest for them in the Bull Market and Bitcoin enter the dip and if the dip long then they will blame you for it. So to avoid all that just teach them and let them invest in it.

In my opinion one should keep bitcoin on smaller scale because if you find some risk then no one will be able to blame you. If someone is investing in bitcoin with his father's company budget then I think he should share this idea with his father because nothing should be hidden from parents.

We should share about bitcoin with others but we should not give them idea about how to take money and from where we have to collect money for its investment because every person has different sort of life. We should not give them such idea due to which they find a way to blame us

Money makes money and it doesn’t do that seating in some bank, that’s a bad idea to me. It ain’t all bad that you have some fiat savings but, it should be some minimal amount based on what stage you are in life. You try to quantify it and what you worry more over, get it insured. Should you be more about the business as a center of focus which should be, be sure to insure it while, you redirect a considerable part of that funds to Bitcoin investment amongst others and even look to expand the business.
There are more than one means to securing a business and making money, utilize what technology is available to you and the business is sure to grow well above what he took control over.  Though, no where in this said his old man was deceased and as such, you seek him out on opinions if need be.

There are two things. The first thing is whether the money kept in the bank is free and isn't going to be used anytime soon for the company, and the second is whether your friend and his company can manage such investments no matter what sort of situations may occur in the market.

MicroStrategy is a big company and it is managed by expert businessmen and their teams know what they are doing, whereas the company of your friend or his father, as you said it, is small and might not be able to manage Bitcoin investments because Bitcoin doesn't just go up, it can go down as well, and MicroStrategy have always timed their purchases very well.

There is nothing wrong in giving advice, but you need to make sure that your friend understands all the risks involved and knows how these things are done. If he buys Bitcoin at $70k and then Bitcoin dumps to $30k later on, you are the one who is going to be blamed for the loss of value his company will experience.

Your friend has stepped into a big position that comes with lots of expectations for success. His father even though is old and has passed on management of the company to him will not just fold his hands by the sides and not be interested in the performance of the company he has handed over, so every decision to be taken needs to be well calculated.

Remember that although you are put in charge of the company, company funds is not your personal funds, and the proper way to utilize company funds is to reinvest it back into the company. If it is a production company, getting new machines can help increase the profit of the business, if it is a logistic company getting new logistic vehicles can be a way to promote the business. All profitable investments does not have to be Bitcoins, some normal investments are profitable and can yield you personal income to then invest in Bitcoin.

I would never advice my friend in that way, I know Bitcoin is a good investment and there's no doubt in that, but it could be a bad investment for someone who doesn't know well about it, and about personal wallets and their safety. If I was on your place then I would suggest my friend that consider investing in Bitcoin the amount that's not needed for the company in anyway. I would also tell him to learn deep about Bitcoin and personal Bitcoin wallets.

I would just tell him about the benefits that Bitcoin has given to its investors but would never give him any financial advice. We all know that Bitcoin is a volatile asset and it can pump/dump in value, and suggesting others to invest in it is risky. I would definitely tell him about the perks and profits that Bitcoin investors have made, and let him to decide that if Bitcoin is going to work for him or not. I would also suggest him to do his own research about Bitcoin and consider it if he get convinced that it's a good investment for him and for his father's company.

I find nothing wrong giving a financial advice and besides you're the one sharing an opinion, your opinion is not wrong but first the money is an organisational money like a company money so my question is how long can this company invest in bitcoin without wanting the money for something else cause bitcoin investment is for the long term plan, if you're telling your friend to invest for just a short term profit then it's not right. I don't like a situation when I tell a friend about bitcoin and it turns out to be a bad advice especially when you over hype bitcoin and they actually expected more. I will always say bitcoin is a good investment choice but your friend should understand about bitcoin first before investing.