Buying the dip with something other than a paycheck means you’re short bitty.

Why are you so bearish, anon?

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Wait, are convertible bonds short bitty?

You own convertible bonds?

No, but I wish I could issue them and buy Bitcoin with them lol. That would be buying them with something other than a paycheck though.

You know what I meant lol.

Buying something other than the dip with your paycheck means your short Bitcoin ✅

The question remains... Is cheap fiat debt fair game??

Of course. My commented was directed to people that have cash, Investment RE, or non bitcoin related stocks. Using debt to buy bitcoin is being levered long if anything.

Is anyone here bearish? Haha

All the orange pillers

Who are these “orange pillers”? To orange pill somebody wouldn’t that make you a bull by default. I’m confused.

It’s a meme. Won’t go into too much detail, but basically OPs short for orange pillers are low conviction bitcoiners that cheer when price goes down (cheap sats) and all they do is repeat mantras without thinking for themselves. The same people that DCA $10 and withdraw every $1 to cold storage because God forbid Cash App rugs them of their 1000 sats. nostr:npub1r26a5zxhp27rdvuswa9c097p5fprvy45pwjsyk0s7t4j5v97z7vsxl0rtf had a better description, but I can’t find it.

Paying off your mortgage with Bitcoin, means you're short Bitcoin.

Using your mortgage to acquire more Bitcoin, means you're long Bitcoin.

I guess I should add a disclaimer.

If you get a mortgage after you've discovered Bitcoin, you're likely bearish.

If you have a mortgage, then discover Bitcoin. Use it to your advantage.

It kinda depends on the interest rate and if you can put down 5% or less, but today it’s definitely wiser to rent if you don’t own.

I think the rules here are that people must put down 20% minimum, for a mortgage. It's just better to buy Bitcoin and rent.

In the US too if it’s not your first home