Fragile means being harmed by fluctuations, strong means not being harmed by fluctuations, and antifragile means benefiting from fluctuations.
I recently revisited Taleb’s antifragility. If you apply the term “hoarding coins” to what the book says, it’s completely consistent. “Contracts” are fragile and can’t withstand volatility, while “hoarding coins” are antifragile, allowing you to get lower chips whenever there’s a big swing.
Interestingly, KOLs are also anti-fragile, the more people criticize them, the more famous they become.
The antifragility of the system depends on the vulnerability of individuals. In this wave of decline, the largest number of people bet on the increase of ETH thanks to ETFs, and this wave of people was also the most vulnerable (all positions were liquidated twice. leverage), which also led to the most brutal wave of ETH decline.
The highest level of fragility resistance is fragility resistance. You can understand it as choosing and hoarding spot coins, and using contracts to control positions. Most people involved in this circle only see cases of getting rich by playing memes and not reading them. If you play Meme and Inscription, the probability of losing money is 80%+. The only people who make money are probably coin issuers or CX group owners. Similarly, Leeks who play Memes are also the most vulnerable.
Many people know Hedeng, a legendary trader in the currency world. His philosophy is to always stand on the opposite side of fragility, which is why he is able to fight fragility (position management).
Off topic, just sharing my recent experience.
