Quote from: mocacinno on Today at 06:31:27 AM

Quote from: duygutgl on Today at 06:16:11 AM

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I have 0.00043722 this much btc in my btc wallet left over from it. I guess this is not accepted as a guarantee.
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Well, that's simply not how collateral works. Collateral is meant to cover the complete loan + intrest in case you default.
You cannot get a 0.52 BTC loan with a 0.00044 BTC collateral.

Try to imagine an IRL situation.... You're walking around on the street in a city where you know litterally nobody. You grab a stranger's arm and ask him for $5600 with only a promise you'll pay him back. When the stranger refuses, you tell him you'll give him $5 as a security deposit if he gives you $5600. If you run away (which you probably will), the lender can keep the $5 and he's only scammed for $5595?

**Yes, you are right. I can not buy I know this. maybe someone who can give unsecured. maybe he can advise me. You are very right, I do not look for bad thoughts in many things because I think and approach in a naive, very well-intentioned way. This is always a loss for me. Thank you for your thought.