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Chapter 3 — Charting Your Course
Position Sizing Risk Cap
The Position Sizing Risk Cap is a capital management rule that limits total allocation to any single Web3 game or asset pool to a strict fraction of your total liquid bankroll (Max Position = B × r). This prevents any single project collapse from becoming catastrophic.
Defined by Sean Sandoval in The P2E Bible (Buy One Media LLC, 2026), Ch. 3 (p. 55). Cite as: Sandoval, Sean. "Position Sizing Risk Cap." The P2E Bible, 2026, Ch. 3 (p. 55).
Formal Notation & Variable Definitions
| Symbol | Variable Name | Unit | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| M_P | Max Position Size | USD | Maximum allowable dollar investment in a single game |
| B_T | Total Bankroll | USD | Total liquid capital dedicated to Web3 gaming portfolio |
| f_R | Risk Fraction (r) | Fraction | Your fixed risk fraction selected based on project risk profile |
The Rule & Formula
Max Position = Bankroll × risk fraction (M_P = B_T × f_R).
The formula leaves the risk fraction (r) to the participant based on their risk tolerance and project due diligence.
FAQ
How is the Position Sizing Risk Cap applied?
Multiply total liquid bankroll by your chosen fixed risk fraction before deploying capital into any single game.
From The P2E Bible (Chapter 3 — Charting Your Course), by Sean Sandoval.Book Details & TOC