HanSolo 🌊

If you believe Bitcoin will go up and the euro will go down (the euro is at its lowest against the dollar this year, and our contractors are already telling us they don't want the euro shitcoin and prefer to be paid in dollars), then you can't sell your Bitcoin. Instead, you need to short the euro: borrow it, and happily wait for it to devalue and shrink your loan. I've updated my guide "How to Live Off a Crypto Loan Long-Term — and Legally Pay No Tax — in 2026". The new chapter 2.10 covers Aave v4: • euros (EURC) on Arc at ~0.5% a year • dollars (USDT) on Avalanche at ~1% a year For comparison: Aave V3 on Ethereum ~4%, Morpho ~2%, Firefish ~10% and up. I've already moved my own loans there. The whole move cost ~0.17% of the loan and paid for itself in under a month. My own bridge app saved the most. An AI agent wrote it for me, and it calls Circle's contracts directly. Bridge apps take 0.05–0.5% of every transfer; I pay only gas. Moving EURC from Arc to Ethereum costs me a few cents, and over two migrations it saved more than $3,000. In the guide: → step-by-step routes for euros on Arc and dollars on Avalanche, → how to turn native BTC into BTC.b through Lombard with no fee, → what's different in Aave v4 (a Health Factor per network, no buffer before liquidation), → the mistakes I nearly made, → what to ask an AI agent for to build your own bridge, and how to keep it safe. The low rate comes with a price: instead of decentralized tBTC, you hold custodial BTC.b or cirBTC. And these markets are young, so the rate can change quickly. But as a DeFi opportunist, you can move within a few hours to whichever DeFi loan market is cheapest. And because a loan is not a sale, there is no taxable event. 👉 liberation.travel/live-off-c… Profit from inflationary government money. Not financial or tax advice. #Bitcoin #DeFi #Aave