Quote from: AakZaki on Today at 03:15:03 PM

Quote from: ShowOff on October 20, 2022, 06:33:15 PM

Somehow I agree with you, AakZaki. There is a burden that borrowers have to bear when they borrow money to trade or invest in crypto assets. Highly not recommended for anyone who does not have the ability and skill in trading, but even they will not be guaranteed to be able to repay the loan smoothly without problems.

Volatility is the most common reason why people shouldn't loan for trading, but if they have collateral, then I think it's safe for them to get a loan. In the long term certain assets will generate profits, but it is also not guaranteed when the time will come.

Votality is indeed the main problem why borrowing will be very risky. Borrowing from a bank is also related to the problem of time, because loan payments will be made every month, if you are late making payments there will be a fine that is billed. Even professional traders will be at risk if they make a large loan to the bank, because the market cannot be predicted 100%, there will be some possible failures. Loans also require collateral, and the collateral will be confiscated if they cannot repay the loan.
It is better to collect money from any source even if it is small, so that you can use those savings to trade with consistent profits.

When it comes to risk of getting a loan then it would really be that common and you should really be aware of that.Just like the rest been saying that people wont really be that dumb to grant someones wish on supporting some funding into his trading.As long you arent that giving some assurance on how you would be repaying them then its impossible that you would really be getting support.
This is why the best way is to make your current capital to become big via compounding which is the only way rather than on taking directly some loan.
Its never been recommended if you do ask me because it would really be just creating more problems specially if you have lost money on your trading.