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...of crypto, maybe because it serves a real need in certain parts of the world, maybe just because it's a way to make money, whether you're JPMorgan Chase or the president of The United States. So why are cryptocurrencies so volatile, and are they dest
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...at risk. So you could, you know, take, like, 100 or $200 and just try to do different things, like using the technology. Right? So you could get a little bit of Bitcoin and try to send it to yourself or someone else.
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...lot less risk. A lot less to fall, and you have some upside. I would say at 23, there's not a lot of upside and there's a long way to fall. And that's true with credit spreads. So and we and we look at we stress test everything. We do, like, a 100 st
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...risks are you worried about? Let's set aside the geopolitical. We could talk about that all day. The big risk that I see in markets that I think is ignored is the risk of illiquidity, and I see it in all sorts of places. I see it with private equity
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...side of crypto has long wanted this type of way to risk some bucks to make megabucks, and PerpDEXs are a really, really highly engineered way to deliver that product. One question that I have about this, given that we're now on the other side of what
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...of crypto has long wanted this type of way to risk some bucks to make megabucks, and PerpDEXs are a really, really highly engineered way to deliver that product. One question that I have about this,
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...word crypto in it. But we're also like, well, we're low risk. We're doing arbitrage, you know? And we don't have a firm exactly for extremely risky, low risk investments that make a fair bit of return, but less than extremely risky ones do.
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...risk. Now let's go back to something that maybe is more realistic. There's Keyman risk. If Michael Saylor something happens to him, if he says, hey, I'm done. I I wanna retire. What whatever. Like, that introduces risk. It's no different than name a
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...risks that are increasing within the overall system. The real risk that I think is rising is that with all of these multi manager shops that have scaled beyond belief, really, that are highly leveraged, the way that their risk management approach wor
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...exists. We just can't see it. We don't know how many times a specific asset is getting rehypothecated or how it's getting tranched up or a lot of the time, like, what assets even represent or what risk there is. One of the reasons that the financial
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...risk management. Like, the wolf's always at the door. But I am a big believer in Nassim Taleb's definition of risk, probability, and severity. When we think about investing in China now, what's the probability that you're going to lose all your money
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...risk that large of a financial institution held on its balance sheet, not even the executives working there. And so I think the positive with DeFi is you can see it all. And if you can see it all and you can understand it better, if you can understan
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...And those risks differ around the world, by the way, because, theoretically, The US could outlaw the holding of Bitcoin, and that would by the way, they could not make Bitcoin illegal. It's this decentralized network that exists globally.
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...are some risks there, but the system is incredibly antifragile and so would bounce back from some type of attack that was moderately successful. There are ways that that this can bounce back from some type of awful attack. And then I'd say the other
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...risk. A major world war that engulfs The United States, that would be considered a risk. A major, major fundamental currency decline,
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