Given $m>0$, what is the probability that a one-dimensional Wiener process $W$ will satisfy
$$\left|W_t\right|\leq mt$$
at all times during the period $t \in [0,1]$?
Given $m>0$, what is the probability that a one-dimensional Wiener process $W$ will satisfy
$$\left|W_t\right|\leq mt$$
at all times during the period $t \in [0,1]$?
The probability is zero, since the local modulus of continuity of Brownian motion when $t\to0$ is $\sim\sqrt{2t\log\log1/t}$, which is $\gg t$.