I recently read @khaleelkazi post describing his strategy for getting money from his Bitcoin, without selling it, and without generating a taxable event. He created a Collateralized loan on the MakerDao. So I decided to write a brief article explaining how to do this step by step, and explain the important terms.

Collateralized Lending on the MakerDao.

Collateralized lending on MakerDao is a way of getting access to loans without having to apply for traditional loans.

It uses smart contracts and digital assets such as Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies as collateral for the loan.

The loan is secured by a smart contract which ensures that if the borrower does not pay back the loan, the collateral is used to cover the loan amount.

This system allows for more flexible lending terms, faster loan processing, and lower interest rates.

With MakerDao, you can borrow against your digital assets to get the cash you need for whatever you need it for.

Essential Terms:

Collateralized Loan: A loan that is secured by a form of collateral, such as cryptocurrency or other digital asset, which can be seized and sold in case of default.
MakerDao: A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) that uses the Ethereum blockchain and stablecoins to facilitate lending and borrowing with the goal of maintaining a stable value for both the borrower and the lender.
Dai: A stablecoin that is pegged to the US Dollar and is used as the currency for MakerDao’s loan system.
Collateralization Ratio: The ratio of the value of the collateral to the value of the loan, expressed as a percentage.
Stability Fee: A fee charged for creating a loan on MakerDao, which is used to cover the cost of the system and to incentivize users to pay back their loans.

Process of Creating a Loan on MakerDao:

The borrower must first decide on the type of collateral they want to use to secure the loan. - This could include Ethereum tokens, such as Ether (ETH) or Maker’s own stablecoin, Dai (DAI).

Note, you will need to have a wallet that supports the MakerDAO protocol, such as MetaMask or MyEtherWallet.
Next, you will need to acquire some Ethereum (ETH) to use as collateral for your loan.
Then, you can go to the MakerDAO website (https://makerdao.com/) and navigate to the "Create a Collateralized Debt Position (CDP)" section.

The borrower must then determine the amount of Dai they wish to borrow.
The borrower must then deposit their chosen collateral into the MakerDao system.
The MakerDao system will then calculate the Collateralization Ratio, which is the ratio of the value of the collateral to the value of the loan, expressed as a percentage. This ratio must be at least 150%.
Once the Collateralization Ratio is met, the MakerDao system will issue the borrower with the amount of Dai they requested.
The borrower must then pay a Stability Fee, which is a fee charged for creating a loan on MakerDao, which is used to cover the cost of the system and to incentivize users to pay back their loans.
The borrower must then repay the loan at the agreed upon time. If the loan is not repaid, the collateral will be seized and sold by the MakerDao system.
Follow the instructions provided to lock up your ETH as collateral.
You will then be able to borrow DAI (MakerDAO's stablecoin) using the locked up ETH as collateral.
You will need to pay back the borrowed DAI plus interest before you can unlock your collateral.

That’s it. @shortsegments.