If we have the ability to pay off all debt then this is a great opportunity to take a loan to invest in bitcoin, a very good profit opportunity especially when the current market conditions are red then it is an ideal opportunity to take a loan to buy, I'm sure this year could increase by at least 200%.
If their is a sure means of repaying the loan when the owner demands for it, them their is no problem. But borrowing money to invest in bitcoin and no other means of paying back but depending to pay back the loan from the profit gotten from bitcoin, this is very wrong. Taking a loan and thinking yo pay back from investment profit will end up so bad with regret. I think investing in Bitcoin should not involve any loan taking, the should be from your savings and from nobody. 
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In conditions like this i think it comes back to his own perspective whether he really wants it or not.
My point is that when we borrow money it doesn't mean that it's also the wrong thing to do because everything has its own conditions and strategies in investing. for example we know that Saylor is someone who is very rich compared to us ordinary people but he borrows money with the aim of investing. He was aware of his condition and doing so was not a stupid move but had his own strategy to carry out.
But for me, even though it's not my fault, it's better to avoid it because I'm aware of my own capacity because that doesn't mean I can't afford to get a refund, but I think it's actually making it difficult for me so I won't be in any kind of loan for investment as for for other people, especially those who are stable in financial condition, even more, I will not suggest or forbid because it is their right, regardless of right or wrong, they know the consequences that will get.
Credit is always a risk if we are talking about investing with this credit money. I have not seen a single example with evidence here, when someone took a loan, bought bitcoin with this money and was able to make money on it.In conditions like this i think it comes back to his own perspective whether he really wants it or not.
My point is that when we borrow money it doesn't mean that it's also the wrong thing to do because everything has its own conditions and strategies in investing. for example we know that Saylor is someone who is very rich compared to us ordinary people but he borrows money with the aim of investing. He was aware of his condition and doing so was not a stupid move but had his own strategy to carry out.
But for me, even though it's not my fault, it's better to avoid it because I'm aware of my own capacity because that doesn't mean I can't afford to get a refund, but I think it's actually making it difficult for me so I won't be in any kind of loan for investment as for for other people, especially those who are stable in financial condition, even more, I will not suggest or forbid because it is their right, regardless of right or wrong, they know the consequences that will get.
The difficulty lies in the fact that it is too difficult to determine the price movement, or you can get into a long period of flat movement, or even worse, a fall. I see no reason to take risks because I value my investment and the most important thing for me is not to lose it. It is possible that Seylor has a much greater financial capacity and can calculate the risks, but I do not see myself using a loan for this purpose.
We have to be aware of our own condition whether we are able or not to borrow with the aim of investing and I also emphasized before that such a thing is also not wrong because those who borrow to invest have their own strategy.
Regardless of whether there is evidence or not, the most important thing in this case is to know yourself. If indeed you are able to do that then it's not a problem as long as you know the risks but vice versa if indeed you feel you will have difficulties and hassles with loans like this then don't do things that will make it difficult for you in the end.
[quote author=Wend
In conditions like this i think it comes back to his own perspective whether he really wants it or not.
My point is that when we borrow money it doesn't mean that it's also the wrong thing to do because everything has its own conditions and strategies in investing. for example we know that Saylor is someone who is very rich compared to us ordinary people but he borrows money with the aim of investing. He was aware of his condition and doing so was not a stupid move but had his own strategy to carry out.
But for me, even though it's not my fault, it's better to avoid it because I'm aware of my own capacity because that doesn't mean I can't afford to get a refund, but I think it's actually making it difficult for me so I won't be in any kind of loan for investment as for for other people, especially those who are stable in financial condition, even more, I will not suggest or forbid because it is their right, regardless of right or wrong, they know the consequences that will get.
Credit is always a risk if we are talking about investing with this credit money. I have not seen a single example with evidence here, when someone took a loan, bought bitcoin with this money and was able to make money on it.In conditions like this i think it comes back to his own perspective whether he really wants it or not.
My point is that when we borrow money it doesn't mean that it's also the wrong thing to do because everything has its own conditions and strategies in investing. for example we know that Saylor is someone who is very rich compared to us ordinary people but he borrows money with the aim of investing. He was aware of his condition and doing so was not a stupid move but had his own strategy to carry out.
But for me, even though it's not my fault, it's better to avoid it because I'm aware of my own capacity because that doesn't mean I can't afford to get a refund, but I think it's actually making it difficult for me so I won't be in any kind of loan for investment as for for other people, especially those who are stable in financial condition, even more, I will not suggest or forbid because it is their right, regardless of right or wrong, they know the consequences that will get.
The difficulty lies in the fact that it is too difficult to determine the price movement, or you can get into a long period of flat movement, or even worse, a fall. I see no reason to take risks because I value my investment and the most important thing for me is not to lose it. It is possible that Seylor has a much greater financial capacity and can calculate the risks, but I do not see myself using a loan for this purpose.
We have to be aware of our own condition whether we are able or not to borrow with the aim of investing and I also emphasized before that such a thing is also not wrong because those who borrow to invest have their own strategy.
Regardless of whether there is evidence or not, the most important thing in this case is to know yourself. If indeed you are able to do that then it's not a problem as long as you know the risks but vice versa if indeed you feel you will have difficulties and hassles with loans like this then don't do things that will make it difficult for you in the end.
Just really be that so sure when it comes to risks management because not all would really be that risk takers and some are making some impulsive decisions just because they've been just simply
hyped up or being fomo with someone and this is why always be on your mind and you own senses on the time that you would be making out such decisions like this.
[quote author=Wend
In conditions like this i think it comes back to his own perspective whether he really wants it or not.
My point is that when we borrow money it doesn't mean that it's also the wrong thing to do because everything has its own conditions and strategies in investing. for example we know that Saylor is someone who is very rich compared to us ordinary people but he borrows money with the aim of investing. He was aware of his condition and doing so was not a stupid move but had his own strategy to carry out.
But for me, even though it's not my fault, it's better to avoid it because I'm aware of my own capacity because that doesn't mean I can't afford to get a refund, but I think it's actually making it difficult for me so I won't be in any kind of loan for investment as for for other people, especially those who are stable in financial condition, even more, I will not suggest or forbid because it is their right, regardless of right or wrong, they know the consequences that will get.
Credit is always a risk if we are talking about investing with this credit money. I have not seen a single example with evidence here, when someone took a loan, bought bitcoin with this money and was able to make money on it.In conditions like this i think it comes back to his own perspective whether he really wants it or not.
My point is that when we borrow money it doesn't mean that it's also the wrong thing to do because everything has its own conditions and strategies in investing. for example we know that Saylor is someone who is very rich compared to us ordinary people but he borrows money with the aim of investing. He was aware of his condition and doing so was not a stupid move but had his own strategy to carry out.
But for me, even though it's not my fault, it's better to avoid it because I'm aware of my own capacity because that doesn't mean I can't afford to get a refund, but I think it's actually making it difficult for me so I won't be in any kind of loan for investment as for for other people, especially those who are stable in financial condition, even more, I will not suggest or forbid because it is their right, regardless of right or wrong, they know the consequences that will get.
The difficulty lies in the fact that it is too difficult to determine the price movement, or you can get into a long period of flat movement, or even worse, a fall. I see no reason to take risks because I value my investment and the most important thing for me is not to lose it. It is possible that Seylor has a much greater financial capacity and can calculate the risks, but I do not see myself using a loan for this purpose.
We have to be aware of our own condition whether we are able or not to borrow with the aim of investing and I also emphasized before that such a thing is also not wrong because those who borrow to invest have their own strategy.
Regardless of whether there is evidence or not, the most important thing in this case is to know yourself. If indeed you are able to do that then it's not a problem as long as you know the risks but vice versa if indeed you feel you will have difficulties and hassles with loans like this then don't do things that will make it difficult for you in the end.
Even if you can take it interest rates and repayment terms are very important. I wouldnt do that in crypto market.
[quote author=Wend
In conditions like this i think it comes back to his own perspective whether he really wants it or not.
My point is that when we borrow money it doesn't mean that it's also the wrong thing to do because everything has its own conditions and strategies in investing. for example we know that Saylor is someone who is very rich compared to us ordinary people but he borrows money with the aim of investing. He was aware of his condition and doing so was not a stupid move but had his own strategy to carry out.
But for me, even though it's not my fault, it's better to avoid it because I'm aware of my own capacity because that doesn't mean I can't afford to get a refund, but I think it's actually making it difficult for me so I won't be in any kind of loan for investment as for for other people, especially those who are stable in financial condition, even more, I will not suggest or forbid because it is their right, regardless of right or wrong, they know the consequences that will get.
Credit is always a risk if we are talking about investing with this credit money. I have not seen a single example with evidence here, when someone took a loan, bought bitcoin with this money and was able to make money on it.In conditions like this i think it comes back to his own perspective whether he really wants it or not.
My point is that when we borrow money it doesn't mean that it's also the wrong thing to do because everything has its own conditions and strategies in investing. for example we know that Saylor is someone who is very rich compared to us ordinary people but he borrows money with the aim of investing. He was aware of his condition and doing so was not a stupid move but had his own strategy to carry out.
But for me, even though it's not my fault, it's better to avoid it because I'm aware of my own capacity because that doesn't mean I can't afford to get a refund, but I think it's actually making it difficult for me so I won't be in any kind of loan for investment as for for other people, especially those who are stable in financial condition, even more, I will not suggest or forbid because it is their right, regardless of right or wrong, they know the consequences that will get.
The difficulty lies in the fact that it is too difficult to determine the price movement, or you can get into a long period of flat movement, or even worse, a fall. I see no reason to take risks because I value my investment and the most important thing for me is not to lose it. It is possible that Seylor has a much greater financial capacity and can calculate the risks, but I do not see myself using a loan for this purpose.
If we have the ability to pay off all debt then this is a great opportunity to take a loan to invest in bitcoin, a very good profit opportunity especially when the current market conditions are red then it is an ideal opportunity to take a loan to buy, I'm sure this year could increase by at least 200%.
I must say that you reasoned like me. I could remember when I wrote in a reply last year that I could take a loan to invest in Bitcoin, many actually thought I was been foolish. Well, it might seem like that, however, my long years of experience in trading and investment made me know that there are some investments that are less risky. This would even be lessened if the investor has an easy alternative to pay off the debt. I could still count over 5 people that became stinkingly rich through Bitcoin in my country during the last bullish run of 2020-2021.If you can't take risks at times, you will not be able to be outstandingly rich. The risk in Bitcoin is somewhat less and reasonable and has a higher chance that your money would be made back in multiples.
Disclaimer: This argument is on Bitcoin investment only, not in trading Bitcoin (futures).
If we have the ability to pay off all debt then this is a great opportunity to take a loan to invest in bitcoin, a very good profit opportunity especially when the current market conditions are red then it is an ideal opportunity to take a loan to buy
In deciding whether or not to take on debt, it is not only the potential ability to repay it that plays a role. A lot depends on who you take it from and how long you expect to give it back. And most importantly - what sanctions will be applied to you in case of impossibility to pay this debt. As far as I know, institutions such as banks or hedge funds are not particularly interested in issuing loans that are planned to be used to buy cryptocurrency. In most cases it leaves people with the only opportunity to take a loan from a private person.
In this case I have a question: how are you going to convince a person with money to lend it to you for your purposes? If he understands the cryptocurrency himself, then nothing prevents him from investing on his own, without your "intermediary". If he does not understand this, then you will have to try hard to convince him to give you a loan, since many people who do not understand the essence of cryptocurrencies have a biased and suspicious attitude towards them.
I'm sure this year could increase by at least 200%.
What makes you so sure about that?
Bitcoin and some cryptocurrencies are now increasingly popular and I've seen banks who open cryptocurrencies services, even they provide the opportunity to take debt for investment cryptocurrencies, in my opinion taking a loan for investment bitcoin is normal and natural, if anyone dares to buy a car to buy a car to buy a car to buy a car Then after a year the value of the car dropped but Invest Bitcoin has the opportunity to be a big profit.
Thank goodness it’s only your opinion. Cause for someone that haven’t got money put aside for such purposes and instead resorts to taking out a loan from the bank to invest in bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies isn’t just worth it. And I’m not sure what banks you’re talking about that would give customers loans for that same purposes.
Taking out a loan from the bank to invest in bitcoin is not even close to being normal nor natural. Bitcoin has the opportunity to be a big profit over the years and also has the potential to be a loss as well.
Why did you write “to buy a car” about 4 times?
If we have the ability to pay off all debt then this is a great opportunity to take a loan to invest in bitcoin, a very good profit opportunity especially when the current market conditions are red then it is an ideal opportunity to take a loan to buy, I'm sure this year could increase by at least 200%.
Your advice is actually very spot-on and I couldn't agree more. I wouldn't recommend taking out a loan to invest in Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency as there is a high level of risk associated with these assets. Crypto markets are known for their volatility, and it is possible for prices to drastically drop in a short span of time.
Investing in cryptocurrencies better be done with disposable income that can be risked. Furthermore, it's crucial to diversify your investment portfolio and not put all your resources into a single asset class, even within the crypto market.
Investing in cryptocurrencies better be done with disposable income that can be risked. Furthermore, it's crucial to diversify your investment portfolio and not put all your resources into a single asset class, even within the crypto market.
What is your advice?
I think investing in cryptocurrencies should not take a loan at all. Because cryptocurrency markets fluctuate widely and it can result in profit or loss if invested at any given time. And if there is a risk of losing money later if you invest by borrowing, then you will end up with a lot of debt towards life in the future. So my idea is to invest without taking a loan and save a small amount from your earnings to invest later. Such investment should be done only then one can expect good things in future.What about people with stable incomes? Can they borrow money to invest? I mean, let's say we are in a bear season, and that is considered the best time to invest because the risk is also lower and the profit potential is higher. But for some reason, they couldn't have enough money to invest at that time and decided to borrow money in this case was a mistake? For someone who has a stable job, a stable income, and can pay off debt with his salary, I think borrowing money to invest is possible.
In this situation, since you have a job and you are sure you would get your salary when due then I think it is less of effect but make a budget accordingly so as not to go out of context and when it is due, do well to make payment if you must borrow otherwise I would advise to wait till you receive your salary before doing that. Although the market is down and now is the right time to bag more but that does not mean you should go borrowing to invest as no one can predict the next direction the market would move towards. So be guided as you so do not make mistake that would cost you your fortunes mate.
I don't think at all to invest using borrowed money, because the risk that will be taken will be 2 times bigger. I'd rather be late to save money first than have to rush using borrowed money. We have to return the money we borrowed, and at the same time we have to control our emotions when investing. Obviously investing requires patience, and if we are impatient it will frustrate us. Don't be too hasty when we are going to invest, we have to really consider all aspects, especially when it comes to money, we know money is a sensitive thing.
What about people with stable incomes? Can they borrow money to invest? I mean, let's say we are in a bear season, and that is considered the best time to invest because the risk is also lower and the profit potential is higher. But for some reason, they couldn't have enough money to invest at that time and decided to borrow money in this case was a mistake? For someone who has a stable job, a stable income, and can pay off debt with his salary, I think borrowing money to invest is possible.
My point is that when we borrow money it doesn't mean that it's also the wrong thing to do because everything has its own conditions and strategies in investing. for example we know that Saylor is someone who is very rich compared to us ordinary people but he borrows money with the aim of investing. He was aware of his condition and doing so was not a stupid move but had his own strategy to carry out.
But for me, even though it's not my fault, it's better to avoid it because I'm aware of my own capacity because that doesn't mean I can't afford to get a refund, but I think it's actually making it difficult for me so I won't be in any kind of loan for investment as for for other people, especially those who are stable in financial condition, even more, I will not suggest or forbid because it is their right, regardless of right or wrong, they know the consequences that will get.
What is your advice?
I think investing in cryptocurrencies should not take a loan at all. Because cryptocurrency markets fluctuate widely and it can result in profit or loss if invested at any given time. And if there is a risk of losing money later if you invest by borrowing, then you will end up with a lot of debt towards life in the future. So my idea is to invest without taking a loan and save a small amount from your earnings to invest later. Such investment should be done only then one can expect good things in future.What about people with stable incomes? Can they borrow money to invest? I mean, let's say we are in a bear season, and that is considered the best time to invest because the risk is also lower and the profit potential is higher. But for some reason, they couldn't have enough money to invest at that time and decided to borrow money in this case was a mistake? For someone who has a stable job, a stable income, and can pay off debt with his salary, I think borrowing money to invest is possible.
Do not do it. If you still haven't made money by bitcoin it's probably because you don't know how to. If you do it, you will probably loose your money and will still have to pay the loan. Learn how to do swing trade or keep investing small quantities. I'm telling you this based on self experience where I colletarized some borrow to invest. Result? The market melted, I lost the collaterilization. Avoid putting your self in bad situations with bank, friends and family. Start small.
You could still borrow some money to use for investment in crypto. As long as you could manage to pay it without thinking for the budget since you have bills to pay. Of course you couldn't profit from Bitcoin if you haven't done some trading or investment inside the market. But I'm with you, if you're planning to invest in Bitcoin its much better to use money that are not from loan for you to avoid in debt plus it could affect your mental health as you keep thinking about losing your money with the risk present.
What is your advice?
I think investing in cryptocurrencies should not take a loan at all. Because cryptocurrency markets fluctuate widely and it can result in profit or loss if invested at any given time. And if there is a risk of losing money later if you invest by borrowing, then you will end up with a lot of debt towards life in the future. So my idea is to invest without taking a loan and save a small amount from your earnings to invest later. Such investment should be done only then one can expect good things in future.I hope that everyone who wants to invest in bitcoin must first learn more about bitcoin itself. So that someone can know the risks he will take. and so that he knows the potential offered by Bitcoin in the future. So that he can invest calmly without having to rush. Like only investing from money set aside by the DCA purchase method.
Here's an idea straight outta Mars - how about we use crypto as loan collateral? Some DEFI offer it. Imagine borrowing against your Bitcoin stash. If it moons, pay back the loan and pocket the change. Sounds like a sweet deal, right? But hold on, if the value dives, you're still in for the whole sum. Talk about a rollercoaster ride! So folks, gamble smart, or the loan sharks might be your next roommates!
Do not do it. If you still haven't made money by bitcoin it's probably because you don't know how to. If you do it, you will probably loose your money and will still have to pay the loan. Learn how to do swing trade or keep investing small quantities. I'm telling you this based on self experience where I colletarized some borrow to invest. Result? The market melted, I lost the collaterilization. Avoid putting your self in bad situations with bank, friends and family. Start small.
If we have worked for 10 years in an office and get a minimum salary and there is no development then we must have the courage to make a decision to invest, if we do not have capital then we can take a loan, life must be brave to take risks so that our opportunities for change can occur, if we are stagnant then it will never change and usually the more difficult.
What is your advice?
I think investing in cryptocurrencies should not take a loan at all. Because cryptocurrency markets fluctuate widely and it can result in profit or loss if invested at any given time. And if there is a risk of losing money later if you invest by borrowing, then you will end up with a lot of debt towards life in the future. So my idea is to invest without taking a loan and save a small amount from your earnings to invest later. Such investment should be done only then one can expect good things in future.Taking loan for an investment on a digital asset like bitcoin which is very volatile to me is taking a bad risk on oneself which is unadvisable to do, loan keeps one in debt and put one in an unrest situations, the bitcoin market is unpredictable and if things never work out as expected, it will definitely turn to be a problem and a gectic one indeed because of difficult challenges to get the repayment done.
Taking a loan, especially in an unstable area, is not worth it. It is better to distribute the available funds correctly between different coins. Credit is an extreme measure, or if you are confident in your capabilities, and you have an airbag.
True, borrowing money then we use it for high risk investments is a dangerous thing, we will feel very depressed and depressed when we see the price or market continues to decline, the best thing when we invest in cryptocurrencies is to use the amount of money that we can think of as lost, many stories successful investors who are patient waiting for profits because they use money that is considered lost, while in debt will panic when they see a downward trend.
and it's true, to invest in crypto is uncertain and might even take a long time to be able to benefit and if the loan is based on time and interest I think it will be disastrous.
it is better to avoid loans to invest, investing in crypto is good it is an investment in the future and using unspent savings money is very effective.
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