/biz/ - Business & Finance

>All these threads by people claiming to have made it and that they are rich from job/crypto/stocks/etc
>Not a single one of these "rich" anons have made threads to discuss liquidity problems with other, presumably rich people that populate this board
>Nobody venting their frustration that they're simultaneously rich on paper and cash poor

This is a signal of some kind, but I'm uncertain as to how to interpret it.

>comfortable first world citizen living a life of relative safety and privilege
>"Yeah I hope that the economy just completely evaporates any day now, my internet money and shiny rocks will be of great benefit in what I truly hope will be a Mad Max scenario"

How many of these idiots are there and just how much money could you conceivably squeeze out of them before they're dry? I get that there's plenty of dipshits you can trick, but they can't have bottomless wallets for the next grift to come by and suck them dry. There's a finite number of these morons and they have a finite amount of money to drain. At a certain point the scam bubble has to pop, right?