#termmax Yesterday I talked about why predictability matters in DeFi.
Today, I’m looking at what that actually means for users.
If borrowing costs can move unexpectedly, it becomes harder to plan positions, manage leverage, or think beyond the short term.
That’s where @TermMax gets interesting to me.
Fixed rate markets can give users a clearer framework for planning, while still keeping the flexibility that makes DeFi attractive in the first place.
For me, the bigger question is simple:
Can DeFi offer both flexibility and predictability at scale?
That’s what I’ll be watching as the TermMax ecosystem and $TMX continue to develop.
#TermMax See you tomorrow.. Stay Tune.
Today, I’m looking at what that actually means for users.
If borrowing costs can move unexpectedly, it becomes harder to plan positions, manage leverage, or think beyond the short term.
That’s where @TermMax gets interesting to me.
Fixed rate markets can give users a clearer framework for planning, while still keeping the flexibility that makes DeFi attractive in the first place.
For me, the bigger question is simple:
Can DeFi offer both flexibility and predictability at scale?
That’s what I’ll be watching as the TermMax ecosystem and $TMX continue to develop.
#TermMax See you tomorrow.. Stay Tune.