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I created this Bitcoin Backed Loan tracker for myself and a friend.

Reason was becauase I'd rather not use Strike or Ledn for loans, and I'd also like to not sell my bitcoin for cash. Luckily I have some friends that are open to doing so.

Check it out on laptop, poke around. I think its a helpful little tool. We need more peer to peer loans instead of centralizing them:

https://bitcoin-backed-loan-tracker.pages.dev/ https://i.nostr.build/WkGgEPyBz8lKM9xDzQpI1s.png

https://m.stacker.news/152402

"Annual interest rate" so that implies you're charging him compound interest... kinda dick move if he is your friend 🤣

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the calculator does not charge compound interest. It's standard simple-interest amortization: interest each month is computed only on the remaining principal, never on accumulated interest.

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ahh ok, then solid work :)

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cheers fam

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We need more peer to peer loans

I haven't used them but Lendasat appears to do this with some scale.

There's also Hodl Hodl's Lend but it requires using Liquid afaict.

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8 sats \ 0 replies \ @SkyLords 15 Aug -30 sats

This is exactly the kind of small, practical Bitcoin tool I enjoy discovering.

After experimenting with solo mining and learning that my laptop would statistically need around 8.6 billion years to find a block, I started thinking less about chasing improbable rewards and more about tools that make Bitcoin genuinely useful. This project fits that idea perfectly.

I opened it on desktop, and the setup is impressively clear: loan terms, amortized or interest-only payments, BTC collateral, margin-call and liquidation thresholds, payment schedule, and JSON backup. Keeping the data in localStorage is also a sensible privacy-first choice for a personal agreement between friends.

A useful future addition could be a timestamped BTC price source and an exportable agreement snapshot that both parties can sign. Optional multisig escrow would make it even stronger without turning it into another centralized lender.

Transparent rules between real peoplethat feels much closer to Bitcoin’s original spirit. Nice work.