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September 01, 2025, 04:48:48 AM
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Ever since i introduced my friend to the DCA method of trading in btc he has been having some good turn up but he was asking me if i can loan him some money so he can add up to boost his staking so please guys how do i go about it should i give him or i shouldn't.

 Not in a strict and firm sense. Taking out a loan and starting to invest or trade quickly in the crypto market is not wise and is highly discouraged. It's better to start with a small amount of funds than borrowing to invest, as the risks involved are multiplied. I assume this will be severe and will expose you to several risks in the future.

DCA is indeed an appropriate strategy, but choosing to increase the quantity of money by borrowing is highly discouraged. Even if some do, I believe the chances of them achieving a perfect outcome are difficult. Inflation in the market is highly unpredictable, let alone accurately estimated.
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September 03, 2025, 06:51:38 PM
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I always prefer to be safe from debt, I never take debt. Because debt harms people the most.
Not that am encouraging anyone to take a loan, but I don’t think anything is bad in taking a loan as long as you are taking the loan for something worth it, not that you will take a loan and you will decide to use it for unnecessary things. Also if you are taking loan, then you should make sure you have a means to pay back the loan, don’t take a loan when you know you won’t be able to pay it back, because that’s what some people do. I don’t really understand what you mean by debt harms people most?

If you want to keep your deep trust and love for your friend intact, then you must be careful because when you lend money to your friend, if your friend cannot repay some of the money you borrowed, at some point there will be a kind of trouble between you and your friend.
If you are giving out a loan to any of your friend, then you should know they have a valid reason for asking for the loan from you, and you should know that they have the means to pay back to loan. Just imagine your friend is in need of your help, and you have the means to assist him, but you didn’t, then that means you are not really a good friend.

Moreover, since your friend will trade or buy crypto currency with debt, I think there is a lot of risk involved because maybe he has benefited for some time due to which he has become more emotional and discussed the issue of money transactions with you. However, in my view, I think it is best not to lend money.
If the person is having another source of income which I know even if he end up losing the money in trading he will be able to pay me back, then I will give him, but I will make things clear to him that he is trading with the money at his own risk, and I don’t care if he ends up losing the money, he is going to pay me back my money.

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September 03, 2025, 09:42:13 PM
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Ever since i introduced my friend to the DCA method of trading in btc he has been having some good turn up but he was asking me if i can loan him some money so he can add up to boost his staking so please guys how do i go about it should i give him or i shouldn't.
I bet you know already the answer since you are more experienced than him. The best thing you can do is to be frank on him and tell him that taking a loan will only increase the risk of losing. So you don’t want him to take a loan and make surprise losses in the long run, because that’s the reality with trading in a market where there is high volatility and uncertainty. No one gets assurance what will happen in the future, if those coins he’s been trading will drop all of a sudden, then how will he recover and be able to pay his loan when his trading career has gone and get vanish in the air.

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