If you have high conviction in the future price of bitcoin, then you could use a small portion of your stack to take out a loan on Strike (nostr:npub1cn4t4cd78nm900qc2hhqte5aa8c9njm6qkfzw95tszufwcwtcnsq7g3vle), opting not to pay the principal until maturity. When the loan approaches expiration after 12 months, refinance it for another 12 months. Done responsibly - meaning having enough capital (fiat or btc) to re-collateralize the loan if needed in the event of a bear market - and it’s an excellent tool to avoid selling your bitcoin.

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I'd also say it's an excellent tool one can use to loose over collateralized Bitcoin.

Using Bitcoin to incur debt seems incredibly retarded to me, but to each their own.

I plan to remain 100% debt free and live continue living simply.

If you sell under $45k of long term cap gains Bitcoin a year ($90k if you are married) there are no taxes at all. I live on less than 14k a year, because I have unshakable conviction in the long term value of Bitcoin.

The price is going to $0, because fiat will soon be worthless.

As you say.. to each their own. Everyone’s circumstances and comfort levels with debt are different.