Ran Chen, EA, CFP®
Digital Asset Planning
Digital Asset Planning is a podcast for people who want to treat crypto and digital assets as part of a real financial life — not just as investments. Hosted by Ran Chen, EA, CFP®, this podcast brings a professional financial planning perspective to an area that is often dominated by price speculation and deal-driven commentary. Ran is a seasoned financial professional who works with high-net-worth individuals and families, many of whom have international backgrounds and complex financial lives that span multiple jurisdictions. As digital assets become a meaningful part of personal and family...
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Ran Chen, EA, CFP®
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Jan 22, 2026
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Episodes
Crypto Inheritance: Succession Planning for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Decentralized Assets 26.12.2025 3:14
This episode explores the critical importance of succession planning for decentralized digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. We analyze the unique challenges posed by self-custody, where the loss of private keys means the permanent loss of assets. The discussion focuses on building a robust strategy that balances security during one's lifetime with accessibility for heirs, outlining actionable...
Crypto Custody Strategy: Exchange Risks vs. Self-Custody Wallet Security for Estate Planning 25.12.2025 3:27
This episode explores the critical financial planning differences between holding digital assets on custodial exchanges versus in non-custodial self-custody wallets. We analyze the trade-offs between convenience and control, highlighting the profound impact on risk management, estate planning, and asset accessibility for heirs. By examining historical exchange failures and the responsibilities of...
Navigating Digital Asset Taxation: A Guide to Crypto Capital Gains, Staking Income, and 2025 Estate Tax Rules 24.12.2025 3:08
This episode provides a comprehensive overview of the primary tax implications for digital asset holders. We explore how capital gains are triggered not just by selling, but also by trading and spending cryptocurrencies and NFTs. The discussion also covers how activities like staking, airdrops, and getting paid in crypto are treated as ordinary income. Finally, we break down the critical and time-...
Why Your Will and Trust Are Legally Incomplete Without Specific Digital Asset Clauses 23.12.2025 3:10
This episode explains the critical need to explicitly include digital assets in your will, trust, and other estate planning documents. We discuss how outdated legal language can prevent heirs and fiduciaries from accessing, managing, or inheriting digital property, from cryptocurrency to cloud-stored data. By understanding frameworks like the Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act...
Crypto Inheritance Strategy: Securing Private Keys & Seed Phrases for Estate Planning 22.12.2025 3:19
This episode addresses the critical need for a robust succession plan for digital asset credentials. We explore the central conflict between lifetime security and fiduciary access after death, outlining the limitations of legal frameworks like RUFADAA and the necessity of a practical, technical plan. The host details strategies such as creating a letter of instruction and utilizing advanced securi...
Secure Your Digital Legacy: The Essential Crypto & NFT Inventory Checklist 21.12.2025 2:56
This episode addresses the critical first step in all sound digital asset management: creating a comprehensive and accessible inventory. We explain why a detailed record of your cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and digital wallets is essential for tax compliance, incapacity planning, and ensuring your assets aren't lost to your heirs. Learn what to include, how to store this sensitive information securely,...
Crypto Taxable Events: Why Swaps, Spending, and Staking Trigger Capital Gains 19.12.2025 3:19
This episode dismantles the common and costly myth that digital asset taxes are only due when converting to fiat currency. We clarify why jurisdictions like the United States treat cryptocurrency as property, meaning that numerous transactions—including crypto-to-crypto trades, spending on goods and services, and earning staking rewards—are taxable events that must be reported. Understanding these...
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