The distribution argument is ke because it ties into human psychology, tied into incentives. And having a coin, for example, like doge coin te reasonat i can see, like, stalling at some point. There's something very unstable in that. Big coint being first, having had the largest distribution arond the world, the largest amount of holders,. The amount of incentive a to allow it to survive and thrive, is deeply ingrained in a way that can't be reproduced.
Today, we welcome Jordi Alexander, a former professional poker player turned macro trader turned crypto trader.
Jordi competes in the Mind Sports Olympiad and is an expert in games and game theory in general.
Together we discuss
- How to pick up new games and improve
- How you can apply game theory to the crypto markets
- What Jordi and Su think about the market, especially the role of Bitcoin & Ethereum
- Why Su is Doge-pilled and whether he can convince us of his thesis
Enjoy!
Listen to conversations between Su Zhu, the CEO and CIO of Three Arrows Capital, and Hasu, an experienced crypto researcher and writer. Together with occasional guests, we explore the transformative nature of trust-minimized currency and financial services.
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