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Author Topic: [REQ] 60,000 USDT/USDC | 7 Days | Repay 65,000 (5K Profit) |11.7% LTV Collateral  (Read 18 times)
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Today at 09:19:30 PM
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Loan Amount: 60,000 USDT or USDC
Repayment Amount: 65,000 USDT or USDC (5,000 USD flat profit / 8.33% return in 7 days)
Term: 7 Days from funding
Purpose: Direct escrow payoff of an existing 60,000 P2P exchange hold to release a pre-staged automated repayment sweep.

Collateral & Security:
- Backed by a settled, flat 511,931 stablecoin balance on-exchange (~11.73% LTV / 88.27% equity cushion).
- Ready to provide cryptographic signed-message proof of ownership/balance immediately to serious lenders.
- Zero upfront fees requested or paid.

Escrow & Execution Mechanics:
- Funds do not touch my personal wallet. The 60,000 principal routes directly through escrow to satisfy the existing creditor and lift the platform hold.
- Happy to use a mutually agreed, trusted senior Bitcointalk Escrow Agent or a 2-of-3 multisig / non-custodial smart-contract escrow.
- Ready to verify collateral and execute within 24-48 hours.

Please reply in this thread or send a PM if you are interested in funding this facility.
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Today at 09:49:41 PM
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5,000 USD flat profit / 8.33% return in 7 days

Wow, that's a generous offer.  Either that or you're trying to tempt greed?


- Ready to provide cryptographic signed-message proof of ownership/balance immediately to serious lenders....
The 60,000 principal routes directly through escrow to satisfy the existing creditor

That's not how collateral works.  You send the collateral to the escrow (120% of the borrowed amount, $72,000 worth of stable coins in this case) then the lender sends the borrowed funds to a wallet of your choice.

But since you have a balance of 511,931 stable coins, why borrow the money in the first place?

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