https://www.kosmo.com.my/2025/04/22/anwar-cz-bincang-potensi-blockchain-malaysia/#google_vignette
Malaysia prime minister meeting CZ
Msia boleh
Malaysia prime minister meeting CZ
Msia boleh
Kosmo Digital
Anwar, CZ bincang potensi blockchain Malaysia
Perdana Menteri mengadakan pertemuan dengan Pengasas Binance, CZ untuk membincangkan potensi Malaysia sebagai hab utama
https://vxtwitter.com/oraprotocol/status/1913909807977021904?s=46&t=2q9OLMlaobNlHLewOXT4uA
Web6 simisai
Web6 simisai
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ORA (@OraProtocol)
ORA: An Intelligence-to-Intelligence Network
Abstract
We propose Web6, an Intelligence-to-Intelligence (i2i) network, which can lead us to World Intelligence, a collective intelligent system that can solve every problem. By defining intelligence…
Abstract
We propose Web6, an Intelligence-to-Intelligence (i2i) network, which can lead us to World Intelligence, a collective intelligent system that can solve every problem. By defining intelligence…
https://x.com/mrjasonchoi/status/1915047256530771971?s=12&t=2q9OLMlaobNlHLewOXT4uA
1. Asymmetry is subjective and personal - what represents +ev to one person may be a terrible gamble to another --> this is why there is a market and explains why successful investing often means taking contrarian positions.
2. Expected value (probability × magnitude) is crucial in asymmetric decisions - for example, venture investors know that if 90% of startups fail, the 10% that succeed must deliver returns of 1,900%+ to make the portfolio profitable.
3. The concept applies beyond investing to all life decisions - from simple examples like spending seconds locking doors to prevent break-ins, to career choices where "table selection" (choosing the right opportunity space) can create outsized returns by going against conventional wisdom.
1. Asymmetry is subjective and personal - what represents +ev to one person may be a terrible gamble to another --> this is why there is a market and explains why successful investing often means taking contrarian positions.
2. Expected value (probability × magnitude) is crucial in asymmetric decisions - for example, venture investors know that if 90% of startups fail, the 10% that succeed must deliver returns of 1,900%+ to make the portfolio profitable.
3. The concept applies beyond investing to all life decisions - from simple examples like spending seconds locking doors to prevent break-ins, to career choices where "table selection" (choosing the right opportunity space) can create outsized returns by going against conventional wisdom.
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Notes on asymmetry. Trying a new format