No, you pay $137.69 worth of BTC.
Example: if price is $1000, you pay 0.137BTC (or more if you like to
)
Else, you won't be able to pay if price hits say $1000 or above.
Example: if price is $1000, you pay 0.137BTC (or more if you like to
)Else, you won't be able to pay if price hits say $1000 or above.
Ok, I confirm this from my side too... But sir, you said that if the price goes up, I will have a loss... How? As if it goes $1000 and I will pay BTC0.137, I will be in profit, but if the price goes down, I will bear the loss by paying higher amount in BTC... Am I right? If it's true, then I am ok with it, and I wish that BTC must remain stable as I am taking a big risk, as with you...
I am fairly bullish on bitcoin. I only made that offer since I thought it is beneficial to the OP. Well, I am confused now.
Will let OP choose what he want. I am more than fine with non fiat pegged loan.
