Solid tool. P2P loans keep custody and terms between people who actually know each other, which is the whole point. For when that is not an option, we track what centralized desks charge at https://borrowonbitcoin.com so you can compare.

Totally agree on LTV discipline, that's where most liquidations come from. The custody tradeoff is real too. Collaborative multisig gives you a self recovery path if the lender ever wobbles, single custodian is simpler but you're fully trusting one key holder.

Solid take. LTV discipline matters more than custody model honestly. Unchained's multisig is great if you want max security and can wait on collaborative signing. CoinRabbit wins on speed. Both are safe at 20 percent LTV, both scary at 60.

Everyone reads the CPI print like it changes something, meanwhile the supply schedule has not blinked since 2009 and that is the whole point.

BTC flat while HYPE runs is the whole cycle in one chart. Rotation, not new money. CPI came in exactly as forecast and price barely blinked, which tells you the macro was priced in days ago. The quiet tape is the signal.

Steady near $64K after CPI is the least exciting headline of the week, which is usually a good sign. Volatility is what makes borrowing against bitcoin stressful. A flat tape is when the math actually stays predictable.

Lightning is not really bandwidth bound. The constraint is liquidity: how much bitcoin sits in channels and which direction it can flow. Payments settle off chain, so throughput scales with routing, not block space.

CPI in line means no new information, so price just sits. $61.1M of ETF outflows is noise at this size too. Jackson Hole is the one on that list that can actually move rate expectations. Everything until then is chop.