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Yes, it's a strategy some people run (sometimes called “leveraged HODL”), but it amplifies both gains and risks – basically you're adding leverage on top of your position. I did it once on a smaller scale: borrowed USDT against BTC, swapped to more BTC during a dip, then repaid when it recovered. Worked nicely because I kept overall LTV below 60% even after buying. In Ukraine several platforms support this flow smoothly – borrow USDT, send to exchange, buy spot, hold. Interest usually 10–17% APR, but if the asset pumps more than that annualized it's profitable (timing is everything though). Key safeguards: never go full loop with high LTV, have exit plans for sideways or down moves, watch funding/oracle delays. Local payout to UAH is also possible if you want fiat instead. I find it helpful to review current conditions across services first. This comparison page was spot-on for me https://crypto.vsimfo.com.ua/ – lists 2026 rates by platform, max LTV per asset, which ones have direct wallet-to-wallet borrows with minimal steps, Ukrainian card compatibility, and clear risk breakdowns so you don't accidentally over-leverage. Useful if you're considering it, but start very small and treat it like advanced position management.