#termmax @TermMax

#TermMax Most DeFi lending is a variable-rate mortgage nobody signed for. You deposit at 12% APY, come back three days later, it's 4%. Nothing broke — that's just how floating pools work.

@TermMax goes the other way: every market has a fixed rate and a fixed maturity. Known rate, known term, known risk. Three tokens carry the whole design:

1️⃣ FT — a zero-coupon bond. Buy it below par, redeem it 1:1 for the debt token at maturity. Your yield is locked the second you enter.

2️⃣ XT — the other half. 1 FT + 1 XT = 1 debt token, always. Borrowers receive XT, sell it immediately, and their cost is fixed at entry.

3️⃣ GT — an NFT holding your entire leveraged position, collateral and debt in one object. One transaction instead of manually looping across three protocols.

What convinced me wasn't the yield, it was being able to write the number down before entering. I put a slice of stables into a fixed-term market and I know the figure I get back on the maturity date. Nothing to monitor, nothing to reprice.

It's live on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Berachain, HyperEVM and more, so the same logic follows you across chains.

Do you actually track your lending APY, or just hope it's still good?