Please, the only person who views you as a "deposit-taker" is you. You're effectively just taking out pay day loans. No-one's going to lend you any serious money unless you can prove that you have a guaranteed income stream (such as wages or a government benefit), a viable business plan, sufficient assets to secure a loan, a co-signer, or a combination of these things. The fact that you haven't defaulted on small, short-term loans (in fact you've had to renegotiate the terms at times, and that's a red flag) is not an indicator of your ability to service large, long-term loans. the fact that you're asking for money for something different on a regular basis also undermines confidence in your ability to stick at anything over the long term - including paying back loans taken out for things which may no longer interest you.
It's not at all odd that more people aren't eager to lend to you. Their reticence to do so is both predictable and justified. You've pretty much fucked up any possibility of borrowing large amounts here. Learn from the mistakes you've made this time around and don't make those same mistakes when you eventually seek funding elsewhere. And don't link back to your identity here in any way when you pursue funding elsewhere - doing so can only harm your chances of obtaining it.
I wouldn't call 100 BTC loans small, by any means. Renegotiate the terms? How? By lowering interest rates for new deposits to increase sustainability? Dank Bank interest rates are only going down from here, there may be a point when I won't even pay interest, but people will deposit because they support what I'm doing.
Let's not forget these facts: dank has borrowed and repaid over two dozen loans over the last year. Dank Bank has handled over 340 BTC and repaid 190 BTC in principles. All while offering mighty friendly interest rates. People have been calling me a scammer since I started asking for loans, based off nothing and amounting to nothing.
How long until people accept I'm not?