Let's assume you're not a scammer, and I'll walk through an example.
Let's say I have 2,000,000 XPY. Let's say XPY = .002 BTC today.
So, I send you 1,000,000 XPY and get 2,000 BTC.
Then, I sell 1,000,000 XPY on the market, which sends the price to .... well, practically to zero. Let's be generous and say that there's a million for sale around .00001 BTC.
Then I take 10 BTC, buy 1,000,000 XPY from desperate people, and pay back the loan.
You're out 1,990 BTC. I'm 1,990 BTC richer.
In a shallow market, how can you possibly avoid losing money?
1. You do not send me any XPY. You just authorize for your XPY to be locked from getting sold until loan is paid off.
2. You don't pay back with XPY. You borrow BTC, you pay back BTC. XPY is there only as a security blanket in case you don't pay.
Why would you go thru all that trouble. You can just got to BTCJam and run with anyone's 10 BTC.
Remember at BTCLend you will get verified before you take a loan. Again, We aim to protect investors. Its a peer to peer lending business.
You are stuck in XPY, XPY is distracting your view of BTCLend. It isjust a variable to be used or not used.