💀 I took $150,000 in loans to buy crypto.
4 years have passed. Here’s what came of it.
I'll say right away:
this is not advice,
not an advertisement,
and not a story of 'how to get rich quick'.
These are just facts 👇
🧨 What I did
In the last 4 years I:
took out ~$150,000 in personal loans
used 0% balance transfer credit cards
bought 4.75 BTC
paid ~$17,000 in interest
Yes, I consciously went into debt for Bitcoin.
📅 Today (February 5, 2026)
BTC Price: $70,000
My 4.75 BTC = $356,000
Average purchase price: ~$35,000
Total cost: ~$167,000
👉 Unrealized profit: +113%
👉 In cash: +$189,000
😮 Main update
The most important thing is not the price of BTC.
I have completely closed ALL debts.
No bankruptcy.
No margin calls.
No panic.
Why?
Because I never took more than I could service.
📉 And now for the most controversial
Honestly?
The price movement of Bitcoin has disappointed.
But I see this as an opportunity.
If BTC breaks below $70,000 (very likely, around 200 SMA) —
I plan to take another $50,000 in credit.
As long as we are in the range of $70–80k,
I do it every month:
I throw in my salary
I continue to stack BTC
even while paying off debts — I was buying
🧠 Moral (if there is one)
Debts are a tool, not evil
Risk ≠ recklessness
The most dangerous moment is not the price drop, but the lack of a plan
❓ Question to you: Would you: 1️⃣ Never do that
2️⃣ I would do the same
3️⃣ He said I was just lucky
Write the number in the comments 👇
This post will save you nerves in the next cycle 📉📈
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