Did you use Ledn?
I think after the 21st the market things change for the better
With Ledn you can do $500 loans
I like this to start less chance of getting rekt.
Also i wont do bigger loans until bitcoin =1mil or more
Discussion
Sounds like you're waiting for the top to get most of your loan. There's only down from there for 4ish years after.
Whatever you do, have enough collateral for a 80% drop plus consider that the fees and interest is always dropping your LTV and then be prepared to deposit that collateral as you start with 50% LTV which protects for up to <40% drop in price (I think).
Good news is I guess you don't need to worry too much about rehypothecation, so you just need to focus on your own risk management.
80% drop means you need a 5x to recover.
Numbers and percentages are always misleading. Unit bias is real.
-80% down = +400% up. Or is it +500%?
Whatever, just be craeful.
Likewise, 5x increase followed by a 80% drop = no profits.
Its mad to get your head around how smaller numbers can wipe out bigger looking numbers. It just isn't intuitive.
As Big Barry said; paraphrasing
Better to get your loan in at a lower, 3-year Bitcoin price average, say $60k, than to try to get a high $ value when Bitcoin is at ~$200k
If you do that, you got enough extra Bitcoin to cover when we fall from $200k to $58k? Which would be ~4.5X the amount of Bitcoin you used as collateral? If so then by all means feel free. But if not, don't take the risk
Most places like Ledn, Unchained, etc have;
- minimum limits (unchain now needs at least 3 coin before they speak with you)
- certain corporate structures (no individual loans)
- maximum LTV (up to 40%, with imo is risky if doing at the top)
You can check out Lava for small amounts, but it comes at a cost
I can do the math
I want to know if people use
Ledn and what the experince was like.
Btw I think I didn't answer your question... Yes I used ledn.