#30: The Game Theory of Crypto – with Jordi Alexander, Su Zhu, and Hasu

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Hasu

August 25, 2021

Today, we welcome Jordi Alexander, a former professional poker player turned macro trader turned crypto trader.

Jordi competes in the Mind Sports Olympiad and is an expert in games and game theory in general.

Together we discuss

How to pick up new games and improve
How you can apply game theory to the crypto markets
What Jordi and Su think about the market, especially the role of Bitcoin & Ethereum
Why Su is Doge-pilled and whether he can convince us of his thesis

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