It really just so bad over there, you know? Well, I mean, if you play this right, like I did, I mean, you're not unhappy. So like the best thing to do, the best thing to do is you borrow against your crypto and then what you can do on certain lending platforms is you can like the borrowing you've done in probably USDC, but you can actually swap your debt denomination to something else like ETH. Like if you think ETH is going to go down in value, then you swap your USDC debt into ETH.
And then when ETH goes down in value, so does your debt and you owe less debt. Oh, it's shorting you short your debt. So it's the kind of shorting that it's hard for a lot of people that wrap their head around this kind of thing, because you're thinking in terms of two levers, like one is, all right, these are the crypto assets I own.
And those are the things I want to go up in value. But then I'm also borrowing money against it. And if I can switch in, rotate into one type of domination where I think it's going to go down and then switch back when I think it's going to go up, then that's another way of profiting effectively.
So, I mean, that, and that definitely is the future of a lot of things. So that's definitely what we're doing, like the next phase of Tedspin that we're going to design. So yeah, basically it advances all the ways you can manage your money and manage your debt.
It's kind of like a prediction. I mean, not kind of, yeah. No, I think it's just debt management.
Yeah, you're right. It's a different denomination. It's very simple.
So yeah, you're not betting on something. I mean, in the broad sense, I feel like everything you do is a bet and move your money around. You know, if I buy this burrito and I'm betting it's not poisonous, but it's, you know, it's not a prediction market that I'm buying this burrito.
