Crypto as Collateral
Borrowing Against Bitcoin to Fund Retirement Without Selling: Unlock liquidity, build wealth systems, and achieve financial freedom through disciplined crypto credit strategies
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Gabe J.P. Tucker
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Bitcoin wasn’t built just to be traded—it was built to be held, leveraged, and lived from. Crypto as Collateral reveals how to use Bitcoin-backed loans to fund a sustainable retirement, unlock liquidity without selling, and design a financial system that pays you to stay invested. Instead of chasing speculative gains, readers learn to borrow strategically, protect their assets, and let conviction compound into independence.
Each chapter strips away hype and replaces it with structure. Readers see how collateral ratios, loan-to-value management, and platform selection determine security. The book exposes the hidden math, risks, and rewards behind crypto lending—showing how to turn digital assets into stable cash flow while preserving long-term exposure. From navigating volatility to avoiding liquidation, every concept is practical, precise, and grounded in real examples.
Beyond the numbers lies the mindset shift: wealth as control, not consumption. The text explores how disciplined borrowing transforms retirement planning, how to survive downturns without panic, and how to engineer financial peace through sovereignty and design. It challenges conventional retirement logic by showing that you don’t need to sell your best asset to fund your best years.
Written for independent thinkers, investors, and retirees seeking freedom beyond fiat, Crypto as Collateral reframes Bitcoin as a working financial instrument—not a speculative gamble. It’s a blueprint for those ready to think differently, build systems, and live off conviction rather than liquidation.