Quote from: Cannabijoy on August 01, 2022, 10:47:19 PM

Quote from: n0ne on August 01, 2022, 10:39:39 PM

I don't get you. Based on what I understood you're planning to borrow fiat once you've got enough bitcoin. Does this mean you're planning to borrow money placing bitcoin as the collateral. For borrowed money you need to pay regular interest.

Maybe this can turn to be effective, if the borrowed money is invested on something that brings you regular income.

Yes, if I need something, I would borrow the money instead of selling the Bitcoin to purchase it. Michael Saylor talks about this. If I have to pay 5% interest, but Bitcoin’s price raises over 5% a year, then I would be making money. If I sell the Bitcoin for fiat, then inflation will eat up that money. This is apparently what everyone from Elon Musk to Donald Trump does. They don’t actually have any money. They just have property, and borrow against the property because the property is more valuable than the cash.

owh I see your point. so you prefer to borrow money than sell your Bitcoin if there is something urgent to get money?
well, this is your own plan and I cannot blame you. everybody has individual thinking.
but for me, I will try my best to stay away from loans. I prefer to sell my asset if something happen with me and need much money than borrowing money for loans moreover in bank. because I need to pay for the debts and interest. additionally, I maybe feel worried if having loans, I cannot life calmly. that is why I prefer not to have loans. better to sell my assets and then I can collect money again to add my investment.