Well, besides the reason I mentioned above, my guess is that people borrowing on firefish are hoping that bitcoin will grow faster than their interest and they will be able to recycle the same, or less, bitcoins in new loans. Firefish doesn't want gradual repayments, but whole amount plus interest at the end date of the loan. Similar to bonds.

So you can take the same amount of bitcoins and pay ahe old loan with a new one.
I think to loose the collateral is not convenient at all. They have to lock bigger value than they get in FIAT.
It cannot be used as a delayed exchange without taxation. :)
Yes, it's risky, but it's a way to use BTC and not tax it's sale as getting a backed loan is not taxable income. Some people might like it more than standard loan as they don't want to give out thir personal details.
I think to loose the collateral is not convenient at all. They have to lock bigger value than they get in FIAT.
It cannot be used as a delayed exchange without taxation. :)
yeah, but this is not about the selection to borrow from bank or firefish.

FF offers quite short periods in which the payback needs to be done, this is quite risky for them to loose their collateral..
I think to loose the collateral is not convenient at all. They have to lock bigger value than they get in FIAT.
It cannot be used as a delayed exchange without taxation. :)
Yes, it's risky, but it's a way to use BTC and not tax it's sale as getting a backed loan is not taxable income. Some people might like it more than standard loan as they don't want to give out thir personal details.
I think to loose the collateral is not convenient at all. They have to lock bigger value than they get in FIAT.
It cannot be used as a delayed exchange without taxation. :)
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