In that feature I included a vote so the lenders can decide if they want to let the borrower off the hook. I know it was naive of me to expect BTC to remain in the $10-$30 range. I'm just turning through options here. All my BTCjam listings are backed only by my own personal income which made sense in the $10-$30 range of BTC. What happens if BTC goes to $1000? .. where is that fine print at? I'm an individual not an HYIP and I never made the claim to be.
So as a borrower if you borrow 10 btc at $30 and it goes up to $90 and you didn't peg it to MTGOXUSD, you claim to be getting fucked.
As a lender if I loan you 10 btc at $90 and it drops and you repay it at $30 I'm fucked either way.
This is the perils of the btcjam system, there definitely shouldn't be a way to change the loan AFTER it is funded.
I loan BTC out on btcjam in the hopes that it will rise, if the value falls, it's pointless to me.