I guess you missed this tweet?https://twitter.com/goldstein_aa/status/1371143515577663492 …
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 (!)
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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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I've just always been fascinated with volatility pumping because it seems like you can mint money out of think air. You take an asset that's randomly bouncing around - with no mean reversion or trend, so no predictability - yet you can get rich if it's volatile enough.
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More volatility is easy to find. It just requires leverage.
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I see, so you will increase leverage to get the desired volatility, and then decrease leverage to get the desired returns?
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