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Topic: Question About Loan (Read 81 times)

legendary
Activity: 3472
Merit: 3507
Crypto Swap Exchange
September 06, 2021, 05:30:47 PM
#6
[~snip~]

No, it's not considered valid collateral, like all the other accounts. You should know that since you are a Hero member...
By the way, you can sell your tokens and take the BTC that you want without asking for a loan.

P.S: No need to write in this font size, I'm sure that we can all see... Grin
My tokens are locked, that's the point of loan haha, else I can just sell them and get BTC.

In simpler words, you "offer" as collateral an account (which isn't valid) that you can regain access, with some tokens (who knows what kind) which are locked... Roll Eyes
So if anyone gives you BTC will end up with... basically nothing. You act like a noob although you are a "Hero". Very strange...
Anyway, lock your thread and try elsewhere to dump your c**p tokens, or just wait until are available.
Dude stop acting like a bitch. I am hero member so I know everything? You are also a hero member that doesn't mean you know know every stupid shits. This bitcointalk forum is always useless toxic place and will always be, can't even ask a question; didn't even ask for loan, just asked if it can be used as a valid collateral. And no, I'm not planning to dump my tokens, I would rather prefer to dump all the useless Bitshitcoins than dumping next-gen coins.

there is no need for nervousness, I'd say you got the exact answer to your question about valid collateral. Any account can't be considered as collateral, you always can take your account back and leave lenders without their money. the discussion of any loan in your case ends here.
Collateral must be easily sold, and in this case, is not possible for the next six months. Even when possible, the big question is what will be the value of some unknown crap token.

Next, if we talking about you and your potential loan request, only then should you have good collateral. You are inactive on this forum, the password was reset recently on your account, which gives serious suspicion that you are not the original account owner.

And yes, these are some basic things and anyone with little experience can understand this without any questions. Your account is 5 years old, so we don't consider you as a complete beginner.
hero member
Activity: 1092
Merit: 500
September 06, 2021, 11:26:51 AM
#5
[~snip~]

No, it's not considered valid collateral, like all the other accounts. You should know that since you are a Hero member...
By the way, you can sell your tokens and take the BTC that you want without asking for a loan.

P.S: No need to write in this font size, I'm sure that we can all see... Grin
My tokens are locked, that's the point of loan haha, else I can just sell them and get BTC.

In simpler words, you "offer" as collateral an account (which isn't valid) that you can regain access, with some tokens (who knows what kind) which are locked... Roll Eyes
So if anyone gives you BTC will end up with... basically nothing. You act like a noob although you are a "Hero". Very strange...
Anyway, lock your thread and try elsewhere to dump your c**p tokens, or just wait until are available.
Dude stop acting like a bitch. I am hero member so I know everything? You are also a hero member that doesn't mean you know know every stupid shits. This bitcointalk forum is always useless toxic place and will always be, can't even ask a question; didn't even ask for loan, just asked if it can be used as a valid collateral. And no, I'm not planning to dump my tokens, I would rather prefer to dump all the useless Bitshitcoins than dumping next-gen coins.
legendary
Activity: 3038
Merit: 1104
This is what I do. I drink and I know things.
September 06, 2021, 10:38:41 AM
#4
[~snip~]

No, it's not considered valid collateral, like all the other accounts. You should know that since you are a Hero member...
By the way, you can sell your tokens and take the BTC that you want without asking for a loan.

P.S: No need to write in this font size, I'm sure that we can all see... Grin
My tokens are locked, that's the point of loan haha, else I can just sell them and get BTC.

In simpler words, you "offer" as collateral an account (which isn't valid) that you can regain access, with some tokens (who knows what kind) which are locked... Roll Eyes
So if anyone gives you BTC will end up with... basically nothing. You act like a noob although you are a "Hero". Very strange...
Anyway, lock your thread and try elsewhere to dump your c**p tokens, or just wait until are available.
hero member
Activity: 1092
Merit: 500
September 06, 2021, 09:14:00 AM
#3
[~snip~]

No, it's not considered valid collateral, like all the other accounts. You should know that since you are a Hero member...
By the way, you can sell your tokens and take the BTC that you want without asking for a loan.

P.S: No need to write in this font size, I'm sure that we can all see... Grin
Thank you for the answer. My tokens are locked, that's the point of loan haha, else I can just sell them and get BTC. There is 6 months vesting with 1 year cliff and I'm in need of some BTC right now.

Btw, bitcointalk default font seems to be a bit smaller to me, so I increase font size a bit most of the times. Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 3038
Merit: 1104
This is what I do. I drink and I know things.
September 06, 2021, 08:40:23 AM
#2
[~snip~]

No, it's not considered valid collateral, like all the other accounts. You should know that since you are a Hero member...
By the way, you can sell your tokens and take the BTC that you want without asking for a loan.

P.S: No need to write in this font size, I'm sure that we can all see... Grin
hero member
Activity: 1092
Merit: 500
September 06, 2021, 08:22:43 AM
#1
I am wondering if someone accepts Coinlist account as valid collateral. I've some tokens there purchased from tokensale which are locked for a year. These tokens are already in market (available in Binance to trade).
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