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Replying to Avatar corndalorian

Are you prepared to put up twice as much bitcoin as your loan amount as collateral? And then are you prepared to put up even more than that to keep your loan healthy when the Bitcoin price dips hard unexpectedly? I’m not saying don’t take a loan against your sats, but think long and hard before you do it. Exhaust other financing options, and if it’s for something relatively small just spend a few sats and enjoy not having that debt weighing on you.

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42dccff5... 7mo ago 💬 1

If you have a large stack and don’t own dollars, you could take out a loan against 5% of your bitcoin with lower risk.

Replying to Avatar corndalorian

Show me a bitcoin loan that is for a minimum of a 5 year term, with a low interest rate and a1:1 loan to value ratio based on market price at the time the loan is taken out, with the sats locked up in a 2 of 3 multisig wallet, and MAYBE I’ll consider giving your company the privilege of doing business with me and my sats.

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42dccff5... 7mo ago 💬 1

at this point, the lender should just buy bitcoin instead of lending out money

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