This was an interesting read. I particularly found this insightful:
I’m sorry to burst the bubble guys but although Bitcoin trading may be the solution to the domination of the corrupt banks, it can just as easily become a tool for the same corruption, recession, bankruptcy of those involved.
Personally, I don't think crypto trading will be accepted as legitimate until institutional investment takes over. When that happens, regulation will kick in. Regulation might actually happen first, but it will be written to favor institutional investment. So you're making a good point. Bitcoin trading, and crypto trading in general, may not be the ticket out of poverty that so many people hope it is. It is subject to the same level of corruption as fiat investing.
RE: Why trading is such a morally questionable business