There's a lot of different ways to leverage. I think the knee-jerk reaction a lot of plebs have is to things like FOMO'ing into taking out a second mortgage, using loans with Bitcoin as collateral, levered long and short positions, etc.

Basically, the super high risk degenerate options.

I'm leveraged with debt, no doubt about it. I've taken on reasonable (for my situation) debt to expand how much I've been able to stack over the last cycle, and it's been a successful strategy for me so far.

During the next two years I'll shift and focus on drawing debt and risk down, and ramp back up in the next bear.

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This is exactly what I’m talking about. Good for you fren 🤝

I have done the same

This is paying yourself forward in order to lock in the higher opportunity cost. It’s beautiful to see it in play. I did this at the beginning of last cycle and it’s paying itself many times over already. And that’s taking into consideration inflation, fees, etc

Agreed. Very many ways to leverage. Time in learning and understanding needs to be leveraged also. Hopping into the market and leveraging anything without investing time to understand it more will more than likely be a wreckless move.

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