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6. By this logic, I reasoned that Bitcoin had a 50% chance of achieving its future expected price target and a 50% chance of going to zero. Again, conservatively. 7. Since there is a good chance I am underestimating the chance of it going to zero, despite its survival for 10 yrs
I changed my probabilities to 25% chance of achieving future expected price and 75% chance of complete loss/implosion of value. 8. According to the Kelly Criterion (highly recommended!), I should bet .25/1-.75/3.375 = .027777 = 2.78% of my bank roll.pic.twitter.com/xHS178RmMu
3.375 is derived from the 4.375 I mentioned earlier, less 1, which is what I have to bet in order to get my 4.375. 9. However, if you look at the expected value of the bet, it sucks. .25*3.375+.75*-1 = .09375
10. Suppose it will take 10 years for Bitcoin's price to converge to its future expected price. Now calculate your IRR: .09375 = 1(1+r)^10-1 Solve for r. r = .009 That's a terrible IRR.
11. Okay, I'm not considering the possibility of another bull run up like what happened in 2017 and I may be underestimating the possibility of Bitcoin taking a bigger chunk of the market, but given the risks I feel okay with these choices. Bitcoin is a pass.pic.twitter.com/lgfZXRpEq8
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