Ran Neuner's interview on his addiction

I used to watch Crypto Banter when I started with crypto trading. The main guy is Ran Neuner. For those who don't know him, Ran is a prominent figure in the crypto community who built one of the largest crypto media platforms after previously selling a successful marketing company. Haven't been watching show lately, but I recently came across this fascinating interview featuring him.

What struck me most about this conversation wasn't just the crypto talk, but the raw honesty about his personal journey and the tough lessons he's learned along the way. His talk about his addiction ... kind of resonate with me.

It is worth your time watching this.

Here are some key insights I took away:

The importance of consistency and resilience

Ran emphasized that his biggest competitive advantage isn't intelligence or special skills – it's his relentless consistency. Showing up every single day, regardless of market conditions or personal circumstances, is what has built his success. As he put it, if you can combine resilience (the ability to get back up after falling) with consistency, you're practically "guaranteed for success."

The 80/20 rule of crypto investing

One of the most valuable investing principles Ran shared was his 80/20 approach: keep 80% of your portfolio in safer assets (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and major DEXes) and only 20% in riskier, speculative projects. This disciplined approach helps you participate in potential moonshots while protecting your capital from major drawdowns.

The painful Luna collapse lesson

Ran shared, with remarkable candor, how he lost over $100 million in just four days during the Luna collapse in 2022. Despite all his experience, he broke his own investment rules because he believed Luna "could never collapse." This humbling experience taught him three critical lessons:

• Never undiversify your portfolio, no matter how strong your conviction
• Listen carefully to the critics and "haters" – they might see risks you're blind to
• Stay humble – the market will eventually humble those who aren't

The deeper meaning of financial freedom

What resonated most with me was Ran's definition of financial freedom. It's not about buying Lamborghinis or luxury goods – it's about "the ability to have time where you don't have to think about how you're going to pay the bills so that you can actually enjoy life." That perspective really shifts how I think about my own investment goals.

I highly recommend watching the full interview for more insights about the crypto industry, personal growth, and what it really takes to succeed in this space. Ran's transparency about both his successes and failures makes me take a second look at him. Perhaps one of the most authentic crypto conversations I've seen.

Here is the link.

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