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Everyone's perspective on game theory will be different. Some people will think that it is a negative game, some people will think that it is a negative game, some people will think that it is a positive game.
- For example, Bitcoin used to be considered a negative game by almost everyone, but recently it has begun to be evaluated as a positive game. That is the basis on which funds join to invest in Bitcoin or pension funds join to mine Bitcoin. -> With the positive game, whether you enter early or late, you will benefit at this level or that level, meaning you can still return to shore 5 or 10 years later. But with a Stone Age perspective, they probably still think it's not a game.
- Most of the projects that have ponzi or meme properties, I think they are empty games, non-games are usually games that people pre-determine will eventually return to the motherland, whether fast or slow. The game does not include projects from previous seasons to next seasons that will no longer run after a few years. The group seems to be a positive game, but if it is overvalued, it is still XEM a bad game because sooner or later it will fall miserably and not have much left. -> With zero games, whoever is good or whoever arrives first will have a better chance of winning.
- With negative games, it's quite complicated. If you understand little about the future and go to futu consulting and use high leverage, your earnings are only a little bit compared to your friends' losses, that's a negative game. Most call futures I still think are negative call games. Or if you hate someone, you just hate it. If you spend money to destroy that person, it's also a negative game.
On the occasion of reading game theory in the past, I now report to idol @donniechu :))) to contribute a bit of comedy.
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