How would your investment strategy change if you had $100,000 to invest in crypto vs. $1,000, and vice versa? Why?

The numbers are kind of arbitrary, but I’m curious to see how peoples’ strategies would change if you suddenly came into a significant amount more than you’re used to working with, as well as if you suddenly didn’t have near as much to work with.

I see a lot of people saying that if they had a lot more to invest, they’d throw money into high risk projects and long shots, just because they can. While others with less to invest are much more deliberate about actually trying to invest wisely. It seems like the more money is available to invest, the more “ok” it becomes to make a poor decision, while the opposite is true when less money is available.

Would your strategy remain the same (10% here, 20% there, etc.) or would it change? Would your risk appetite be influenced by how much or little you have to spend? Why?