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I don't think I'd borrow fiat. I get why one would do this, it's tax efficient. But I don't like the idea of perpetuating the fiat game, nor giving custody of my coins to some entity who can rug me.
If / when Bitcoin reaches a bajillion cuckbucks, I suppose I'd stop working as much as I do currently. I'd slowly sell off my stack to pay expenses, and leave the remainder for my kids. If nobody works, the stack dwindles to zero, as it should do in any fair system.
No yeild hunting silliness, no retiring forever and ever off of the backs of others like the FIRE guys dream of with their 4% rule. Save money, spend money.
I always try and remember ‘there ain’t no free lunch’. I know Saylor talks about lending out BTC but it’s just financialisation of an asset that was supposed to show a new way. I’m for disrupting the system, not perpetuating it.
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Yes.
Even outside the context of Bitcoin, it makes me increasingly uncomfortable. For example, getting a mortgage on a property, taking out a car loan, etc.
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I push my debt ceiling pretty hard out of necessity. I would rather not however!
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