#termmax @TermMax To be honest, there are just too many DeFi projects right now.
Every day there are new protocols, new points, and new tasks—after watching for a while, it’s really easy to get aesthetic fatigue.
So when I look at projects now, I actually ask three questions first:
1. What problem is it truly solving?
2. Is the product really being used by real people?
3. Besides points and airdrops, is there a reason for it to exist long-term?
The part about TermMax that’s been piquing my interest lately is that it has been building products around fixed-rate, lending, and Alpha-related things, rather than just putting together a “points campaign.”
Of course, it’s still too early to draw conclusions.
Let’s observe the data and real usage first, and only then decide whether to go deeper.
Every day there are new protocols, new points, and new tasks—after watching for a while, it’s really easy to get aesthetic fatigue.
So when I look at projects now, I actually ask three questions first:
1. What problem is it truly solving?
2. Is the product really being used by real people?
3. Besides points and airdrops, is there a reason for it to exist long-term?
The part about TermMax that’s been piquing my interest lately is that it has been building products around fixed-rate, lending, and Alpha-related things, rather than just putting together a “points campaign.”
Of course, it’s still too early to draw conclusions.
Let’s observe the data and real usage first, and only then decide whether to go deeper.