"If you give out a loan in $ with the price fe of 1000$ per ETH for 180 days and ETH rises compared in $ you will not give 1 ETH back but the amount you loaned + the interest of course."
Let me get this straight; if a borrower borrows 1 ether when ether is $1000 for three months. After three months, if ether has risen to $1500, the borrower can pay back $1000 (not 1 ether) plus interest and keep the remaining money left?
yes he does not have to pay back 1 Either then just the dollar amount if it is a dollar pledged loan
Thanks for the info