Schrodinger's Box

[Anonymous No.9528773]

If I put 20 dollars into an empty box that has the possibility of doubling my money, doing nothing, or destroying it, how much money do I have?

[Anonymous No.9528785]

>>9528773
you would have 20dollars of REQ

[Anonymous No.9528788]

>>9528773

nothing until you open it again and it's a useless nonsensical hypothetical without knowing the probabilities of the outcomes mong

[Anonymous No.9528810]

>>9528773
$0. You put the money in a box. You don't have it anymore. it's not. But if you want to talk about discount rates....

[Anonymous No.9528818]

>>9528788
It's the same as crypto. The probabilities are not known. I think if we can solve Schrodinger's money box we can make lots of money in crypto.

I mean crypto can only go up, go down, or stay at it's current value. We have defined outcomes how do we predict them

[Anonymous No.9528823]

>>9528773
0. it's not yours till you pull it out of the box regardless of what happened to it while inside

sage

[Anonymous No.9528834]

>>9528823
So if my crypto is on an exchange it's technically not mine?

[Anonymous No.9528837]

>>9528810
wait for some reason I on accident deleted half my post I meant to write
>it's not like in a bank or a loan where you have you have a record of your deposit. It's in a fucking magic box!

Butter fingers.

[Anonymous No.9528850]

>>9528834
>So if my crypto is on an exchange it's technically not mine?
That is actually correct, Reddit.

[Anonymous No.9528852]

>>9528834
newfag detected. that's like the first rule of crypto
any wallet that you don't own the private keys to is not your wallet

[Anonymous No.9528863]

>>9528850
Ok, so if I put my crypto into an exchange how do I know if it's value will go up, down, or stay the same?

[Anonymous No.9528900]

>>9528863

[Anonymous No.9529188]

>>9528863
are you autistic?