Must be careful with the loan terms at least where I live. If do not remain in custody of the collateral during the loan, it's the same as if you sold the coins when taking the loan (cap gains) and buying it back when the contract ends. Ironically, not your keys not your coins.
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Care should always be taken in such matters. No one way will fit everyone.
No one is going to give you a loan while letting you control the collateral, so that seems obvious. Of course it's a tradeoff to consider.
And that would mean cap gains taxes when you get the loan plus interest to the lender