Wow, stablecoins in MM funds? Here is how this gonna end: yield curve steepens more, MM investors panic and run, stablecoins depeg or default because of their assets-liabilities duration mismatch.

Nothing. Making investment decisions by looking at the charts is akin to driving a car forward while looking in the rear view mirror.

Fed can only cut short rates. 10y-30y will stay high. US is fucked either way.

You sound like Mashinsky with his magical flywheel. So every year you refinance the old loan with a bigger new loan. You know the music won't stop because it is your own company lending you the money, and you have a huge stack of BTC to survive large drawdowns. For an average Joe with small BTC stack your strategy is very risky. You just shill your lending outfit to degen folks.

Taking a loan backed by bitcoin may backfire in some countries with wealth tax and obligation to report crypto assets.

This, and also give some discount to those paying with sats instead of fiat!

Yeah, it only makes sense to pay with Bitcoin if one needs privacy. Make your soap illegal or something 🤣

I am not really interested in Monero and don't follow events around it. I found this news topic by chance. As I said, for confidential transactions I use non-custodial Lightning or Liquid BTC, so as not to speculate on other coins price or pay swap fees. BTC to L-BTC pegin costs just regular Bitcoin chain fee (plus 40 sats on Liquid side), and similarly does opening a channel. How much does BTC/XMR swap cost? BTC is the best asset to keep funds long term.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/monero-qubic-ddos-attack-pool-hashrate

I just torrent what I want

neither. for private BTC payments use Liquid or Lightning. Monero is a shitcoin with high risk of 51% attack. https://www.btcc.com/en-US/square/BTCX7/706423

also this https://www.btcc.com/en-US/square/BTCX7/706423