Recently, ZEC has been performing well, and I happened to learn a bit about Naval. I spent a few days finishing "The Almanack of Naval Ravikant."
To be honest, some of his viewpoints really resonated with me:
💰 What is true wealth? It's when money keeps flowing into your account while you sleep. Isn't this the ultimate goal we pursue in crypto?
📚 If you want to make big money, the most hardcore skill is to always stay in a learning state. And what's the fastest thing to learn? Directly study how to make money.
🧠 Stop trading time for money; you need to use your brain to earn. This is even more obvious in the crypto space—information gaps are real money.
🤝 Find a track worth committing to for the long term, then find a few reliable partners to work with. If you choose the right industry and the right people, the rest is just a matter of time.
I feel this book is quite suitable for people in the crypto space. Many of its principles align with our investment logic.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 49m ago
The idea of "earning money while lying down" sounds great, but how many people have actually achieved it in reality? On the other hand, the concept of information asymmetry really hits the nail on the head—this is the true meaning of survival in the crypto world.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 18h ago
Passive income dreamer, I want that too... but in reality, I'm still frantically researching information gaps.
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BoredStaker
· 12-06 02:12
Naval's passive income theory sounds appealing, but very few people can actually achieve it... I was drawn in by ZEC's price movement and happened to flip through this book—there's indeed something to it.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 12-06 02:10
The concept of earning passive income sounds appealing, but how many people can actually achieve it? I think you still need to have the right sector and reliable partners for it to work.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-06 02:08
Making money while lying down is easy to talk about, but how many people actually achieve it? Anyway, I haven't earned any passive income from ZEC yet.
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SocialFiQueen
· 12-06 02:06
The dream of making money while lying down—easy to say, hard to do. Right now, I’m betting on ZEC to give me that dream, haha.
But wait, is Naval's theory really applicable in the crypto space? Feels like most people are gambling rather than making money effortlessly.
Information asymmetry can definitely make you money, but only if you’re one step ahead of others. I agree with that.
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RektRecovery
· 12-06 02:00
lol the passive income dream... yeah, i've seen that play out exactly once before the rug pull. naval's got some solid points but the "right people, right timing" thing? that's where most bags get liquidated ngl
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TokenTaxonomist
· 12-06 01:50
nah honestly, data suggests naval's passive income thesis doesn't actually account for crypto volatility enough... let me pull up my spreadsheet real quick but yeah the taxonomy of wealth he's pushing is taxonomically incorrect for defi natives imo
Recently, ZEC has been performing well, and I happened to learn a bit about Naval. I spent a few days finishing "The Almanack of Naval Ravikant."
To be honest, some of his viewpoints really resonated with me:
💰 What is true wealth? It's when money keeps flowing into your account while you sleep. Isn't this the ultimate goal we pursue in crypto?
📚 If you want to make big money, the most hardcore skill is to always stay in a learning state. And what's the fastest thing to learn? Directly study how to make money.
🧠 Stop trading time for money; you need to use your brain to earn. This is even more obvious in the crypto space—information gaps are real money.
🤝 Find a track worth committing to for the long term, then find a few reliable partners to work with. If you choose the right industry and the right people, the rest is just a matter of time.
I feel this book is quite suitable for people in the crypto space. Many of its principles align with our investment logic.