How would Paul Tudor Jones profit from cryptocurrencies?

Like many other revered traders, Paul Tudor Jones employs asymmetrical risk investing in his practice. Asymmetrical risk is a skewed method in which the investor searches for the opportunity/opportunities with the least amount of risk but with the most upside.

Are there any instances in cryptocurrencies in which asymmetrical risk investing could be taken advantage of? Or is the market still too variable to do that?

I'm new to this and trying to learn, so please correct me wherever I'm misinformed. Thanks.

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