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Lending your Bitcoin to someone for a return? Why not? If someone wants to open a bakery and needs 2 Bitcoin, but only has one, you can lend him yours for a share of the profit of the bakery until your friend, with his share of the profit, can give you your Bitcoin back. In a larger sense, there may be pools of Bitcoin facilitated by enterprises…am I missing something?
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