I then implemented your strategy here (matlab code in the first image, resulting account equity in the second image)pic.twitter.com/ra0MLhWGLZ
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Yes I'm assuming it's similar to real-world stocks. If you took Bitcoin with 100% annualized vol you would only have a Sharpe of 0.5 so you need to compound for 16 years to be 95% sure of profit. For a stock with 50% vol you need to compound for 64 years to be 95% sure.
Shannon's original example used 50% vol for each period -- if we assume that a period is one day, the asset in his example would be 8x more volatile than Bitcoin (!)
I honestly don't know what the point of these arguments is. Yes, there are some theoretical models where you can make money arbitrarily fast if you assume completely fantastical parameters and ignore all real-world frictions. How is this supposed to be helpful?
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