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Turn Your Bitcoin Into A Passive Income Stream

If you are one of those chaps that believe bitcoin is a new asset class with a reliable, albeit volatile, long term boon due to the intractable irresponsibility of US government monetary policies, there is a strategy to use your bitcoin to make tons of free cash flow.  I cannot take credit for most of the ideas recounted in this work, but commission-free DSTs and turning your bitcoin into a passive stream of cash flow I can proudly claim as my original ideas.

Mind you, this will only work if bitcoin remains a long term growth asset.  If you do not have confidence in bitcoin’s long term growth prospects, this DST investment is not for you.

The strategy is to borrow at low rates against your bitcoin, and invest those funds in a bitcoin based call option writing EFT.  A call option writing EFT is an exchange traded fund that writes call options on bitcoin in exchange for cash flow in the form of options premium.  In the options market there are traders that will pay a premium for the right to own your bitcoin at a higher price within a contracted time.  If the bitcoin goes up, the EFT keeps the options premium, plus the difference between the market price of the bitcoin at the time the option was sold and the strike price of the option, and delivers the bitcoin to the speculative trader.  If bitcoin trades sideways or goes down during the option’s expiry and doesn’t close above the strike price, the EFT keeps the bitcoin and the premium.

Because bitcoin is such a volatile asset, the premiums are mind-numbing.  The Roundhill Bitcoin Covered Call Strategy EFT (YBTC) yield is 44.35% at the time of this writing, which is not unusual for this EFT.  Since bitcoin is so volatile the premiums for option calls are astronomical.

Of course the price of YBTC is volatile because of the wild prices of its underlying asset.  However, YBTC does the best job of all other bitcoin call writing option EFTs at maintaining the fund’s net asset value.  That is, the price of YBTC is less volatile than their competition.

My strategy is to buy YBTC on bitcoin dips, where the YBTC NAV is relatively low.  I help maintain my cost basis in this investment by reinvesting YBTC’s substantial dividend back into YBTC when YBTC NAV is trading lower than my cost basis.  Then I cash flow YBTC dividends when YBTC NAV exceeds my cost basis.

While YBTC will never match the price gains of bitcoin, YBTC NAV will grow over time to consistently exceed my cost basis as bitcoin rises in price over time.  This is because the YBTC NAV will consistently grow by the difference between bitcoin’s market price and the higher price strike YBTC repeatedly writes calls on and gets premium from.

Eventually, the YBTC NAV will consistently rise above my cost basis, and my DST will receive consistent mind-boggling yield as long as bitcoin remains a long term growing asset.  YBTC will never match bitcoin’s parabolic growth rate because they’re exchanging bitcoin’s burst of parabolic moves for consistent premium.  But as long as bitcoin remains in a long term growth stage, YBTC NAV will exceed my cost basis, gushing the high yield cash flow into my DST.

I’m not investing in YBTC to capture parabolic bitcoin moves.  I own bitcoin for that.  I’m just using low cost bitcoin collateralized loans to make outsized long term yield on my bitcoin.

As of this writing, you can borrow the US dollar based Tether stablecoin collateralized by your bitcoin at a 3.69% interest rate with over $6 billion in supply on smart contract based Aave’s platform.  Other sources of low cost bitcoin collateralized dollar loans include:

Centralized platforms available in US (traditional finance with company 3rd party risk)
  • Crypto.com
  • Unchanined Capital
  • Coinbase.com
  • Ledn
  • Strike
  • Arch Lending
DeFi platforms (smart contract based)
  • Aave
  • Compound Finance
  • Sovryn Zero
The same strategy may be employed with other asset classes you invest in with confidence of long term growth, like gold-based (GLD, IAU), and silver-based (SLVO) option writing EFTs. I have more confidence in bitcoin and YBTC’s stable NAV option strategy management.

Of course prudence must be exercised in the amount of borrowed leverage to avoid liquidation risks on the bitcoin collateralized loan.

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