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I am curious.

So if I want to finance 1BTC over 10 years. I am essentially locking in today’s Bitcoin price with only 10% down. Let’s say 8k on an 80k price. Then I pay monthly, like a mortgage, principle and interest until it is paid off. If Bitcoin goes way up I am definitely compelled to pay but if it drops 90% and never recovers why wouldn’t I just default?

If this is the case I am guessing this will have pretty high interest rates.

If the rates aren’t absurd I would definitely be interested in this.

143 sats \ 0 replies \ @OT 9 May

I guess it would depend of how much collateral they require. However if Bitcoin dropped 90% it would likely break everything.

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