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@ 93d0dcc7:9c1e13f6
2025-05-09 02:58:19
Yes — in the world of Bitcoin, using BTC as collateral to borrow and buy more BTC (known as "leverage stacking") is a common strategy among those who strongly believe in Bitcoin’s long-term growth.
Although debt increases, if you understand the rules of the game, here’s why this strategy is worth it in the Bitcoin game:
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1. Faster accumulation — when you believe in the bull cycle
If you rely solely on your cash flow to accumulate, the pace will be slow.
By borrowing against BTC to buy more BTC, you accelerate your accumulation while still holding your original BTC.
As long as BTC’s price rises as expected in the long run, you win on both ends: your original BTC appreciates, and so does the BTC you bought.
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2. Debt in weak money — assets in strong money
The loan is usually in USDT (or USD), which loses value over time.
You're using debt in a depreciating currency to acquire more Bitcoin — a scarce asset that strengthens over time.
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3. Risk is manageable with proper planning
You choose a reasonable loan-to-value ratio (e.g., under 50%) to avoid liquidation during market volatility.
You maintain steady cash flow to pay interest or top up collateral if needed.
You know when to pause leverage — not going “all-in” at all times.
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In summary:
> Borrowing to accumulate BTC faster is a rational strategy in the Bitcoin game — if you understand it deeply, manage risk well, and don’t let greed lead the way.