Everyone's talking about the @TermMax TGE on August 25, but I care more about the structure than the date.

1 billion TMX total supply, roughly 200 million (20%) circulating at launch. That's a fairly standard float low enough to squeeze on hype, high enough that insiders can't dump everything day one. Context matters here: they raised $4.25M seed led by Cumberland DRW back in 2023, and reportedly crossed $100M TVL before the token even went live. Protocol first, token second rare order of operations in this space.

Price discovery will be messy either way; emissions schedules matter more than launch week candles. What I'm watching is whether TMX governance is real or decorative. If holders can vote on curator approvals, fee splits, and collateral listings, the token has teeth. If it's just a points wrapper, the $38M valuation talk gets shaky fast.

Fixed-rate DeFi genuinely needs a winner, but governance capture kills more protocols than hacks do.

What would make you actually hold TMX past the airdrop voting power or fee share? #TermMax