Bitcoin holders selling off are often not due to a loss of faith. The real reason is simple—life requires cash flow.



Most people can only choose one: either hold onto BTC tightly or sell to cash out. This dilemma can actually be broken. Through Bitcoin lending mechanisms, users can directly use BTC as collateral to obtain liquidity without leaving the market. This way, they can maintain exposure to Bitcoin while also addressing their real-world funding needs.

This lending paradigm changes the traditional binary of "holding vs. cashing out." For investors who are long-term bullish on Bitcoin but need liquidity, it effectively opens a third door. They don't have to be forced to liquidate, and they can still maintain cash flow—this is true flexible allocation.
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GasFeeCryervip
· 01-06 21:00
It's the same old story, isn't it? Lending and borrowing just push the risk further down the line. This operation sounds great, but in reality, you still have to pay it back, right? Who pays the interest? True conviction doesn't need to be so complicated. If you're having financial difficulties, just sell. How long can this mechanism last? No one cares during a bull market, but when the bear market hits, it's all liquidations.
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WealthCoffeevip
· 01-06 20:59
This move is indeed clever; collateralized lending is much more reliable than just taking a hard loss.
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EyeOfTheTokenStormvip
· 01-06 20:59
It's the same old argument again. Lending sounds attractive, but who calculates the interest, liquidation thresholds, and collateral risks? As I always say, there are no winners in the leverage game.
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MetaverseVagabondvip
· 01-06 20:53
Basically, it's about wanting people to borrow coins and then collect interest. It sounds good, but who bears the risk?
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FUD_Whisperervip
· 01-06 20:46
Bro, this lending scheme sounds good, but what about the risks? Not mentioned at all. But indeed, when life pressure is high, who cares about faith... BTC collateral lending looks pretty good, but I'm just worried about a liquidation explosion. Honestly, you still need to find a reliable platform, or else it could turn into another scam. This logic is a bit interesting, but I still have doubts. How are the lending interest rates calculated? Could it be another new way to trap investors? It feels like many people might get caught by this "Third Door." Can it really be this perfect? I always feel something's off. Has anyone tried it? Is the risk really high?
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CoinBasedThinkingvip
· 01-06 20:34
I knew it, who the hell would really have their faith shaken, isn't it just being forced by reality If there really is a third way, the borrowing and lending system is indeed attractive, no need to watch the coins drop and have to cut losses By the way, how is the interest rate calculated? Don't let the interest eat up all the profits later
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