So you want to hold your PLS forever and #neversell.
This would make you a holder.
But the question is, how do you become a “smart holder”?
Most investors will agree that earning yield (as safely as possible) and minimizing tax burden is essential while holding.
Read on to learn how Liquid Loans allows holders of PLS to do just that.
Smart Holders want to maximize capital efficiency and minimize dormant capital while holding an investment long term.
Typically, they do this by finding safe ways to yield over the course of their holding term.
Currently there are two ways to earn yield on your PLS holdings:
So, we need a third way to earn yield on your PLS without the risk of losing your PLS and without the need for technical know-how.
Liquid Loans allows smart holders of PLS to collateralize their coins and mint USDL.
This gives them several advantages:
Smart holders know that when you sell an appreciating asset you pay capital gains tax in most jurisdictions.
If the value of your sale is high, this could be a significant taxable event.
Therefore, smart holders find a way to access liquidity on their holdings without selling.
Elon Musk did exactly this with his Tesla Shares. Instead of selling them, he took a loan on them and used that money to live off of.
The Liquid Loans protocol allows users to do just this with their crypto.
Users can collateralize their PLS and receive USDL as a lona.
This has several advantages:
For those who plan to hold PLS for the long-run, learning how to be a smart holder is key.
Smart holders of PLS will find ways to earn yield while waiting, as well as avoiding paying capital gains tax from selling.
The Liquid Loans protocol tackles both of these problems.
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