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# Operation Saylor plan
The idea of Operation Saylor is to:
- Borrow money from the bank through a personal loan.
- Quickly DCA the loan into BTC.
- Pay the loan back by slowly turning as-small-as-possible amounts of BTC into
fiat as-late-as-possible.
- Hope that, by the time the loan is paid back in full, there is some BTC left.
And hopefully, with a decent economical value.
## Loan conditions
The loan I can get through my usual bank (Bankinter) comes with the following
conditions:
- Principal: 33.200€
- 120 installments in 120 months
- APR 5,99%, APY6,16%
- Each installment would be of 368,42€
- Early amortization penalty of 1%
- No opening costs
## Capital deployment and transacting
The whole operation will be undercover, tax-wise. All buys and sells will
happen P2P through bisq (or any better KYC-free service that appears in the
future) and won't be reported to any tax office.
To minimize the risk of entering in the very-worst-moment, the loan principal
will be used to purchase BTC in equal fiat amounts during six months. Not all
of it will be deployed: the equivalent to 3 months of installments will be left
in fiat. Any time this small fiat amount goes below two installments, a small
piece of BTC will be sold to have at least 3 installments in the account again.
To be quiet and secretive, the purchases during the first six months will
happen through four different bank accounts. That will spread the volume enough
across different entities so that no single observe can realize the actual
extent of the operation purchases.
## BTC funds storage
The BTC funds from the operation will be stored in two locations:
- A small stash of (initially) 0.1 BTC will be kept in the bisq hot wallet for
convenience when turning BTC to fiat to pay installments.
- All the rest of the BTC will be stored in a BTC cold wallet. The seed phrase
will be generated with a Coldcard MK3. Paper copies will be left in the usual
locations. A xpub will be used to set up a watch only wallet, and also kept
in this repository in case that wallet fails.
## Accounting
I will keep the accounting from Operation Saylor as separate as possible from
my personal accounting. I want to track the performance of this Operation on
its own, without blurring it because it gets mixed with my personal finances.
Even so, there is an issue: the fiat I will be using during Operation Saylor
needs to live in my own personal fiat accounts. If I don't record that fiat in
my ledgers, I won't ever be able to properly reconcile my fiat balances without
tremendous effort and a high chance of screwing up, with the awful consequences
of the confusion that would come forth.
To fix this, I will include the fiat amounts in my personal accounting in the
following way: I will open sub-accounts for Operation Saylor in the four fiat
accounts I am planning on using. All the money related to the Operation will be
recorded in these "virtual" accounts. This way, I will keep it separate from my
personal balance and still be able to reconcile the total account balance with
what will appear in my online banking systems. The origin of these funds will be
a liability account, reflecting that this money doesn't really belong to "me",
but rather to Operation Saylor.
Regarding the BTC balance and all purchases and sales, I will run a separate
spreadsheet to record those. That will enable a more flexible tracking and playing
around with data than what gnucash would allow me to, and the operations are
going to be simple enough so that the serious ledger is not missed.
## Expected results
## Evangelizing