After finishing the five tasks, I actually remembered the “due date”

I originally came just to do a Booster, but after answering the five questions, what stayed in my head wasn’t A, B, A, C, A—it was the three words “due date.” @TermMax With fixed-rate, fixed-term lending, the biggest difference from the usual floating liquidity pools is that before borrowing, you already know the cost, and you also know the day by which the debt must be handled. #TermMax

I went through the activity steps again: first, prepare at least 2 Alpha points in a Binance non-custodial wallet. When registering, 2 points will be deducted. Then follow the official X, retweet the task post, complete the learning, join Discord, and connect TermMax V2. After all five items are marked green, don’t close the page—Square Creation is another track. The top 500 Chinese-language users will share 150,000 TMX tokens. The leaderboard will close at 07:59 on August 22 (UTC+8). From 11:00 on August 24 to 07:59 on August 25, you also need to come back to verify.

TermMax’s term design made me think of credit card statements: interest rates matter, and so do dates. Fixed costs can help people budget, but they won’t help prepare repayment funds; and if collateral drops, liquidation risk won’t disappear just because the interest rate is fixed. Once you understand this, studying credentials like FT and GT becomes much clearer.

I’m planning to put both the due date and the verification window into my calendar. One is about product position management, and the other is about activity eligibility—missing either one hurts. A Booster can be completed in a few minutes, but the truly valuable payoff is starting to use the concept of term dates, not just looking at annualized returns for on-chain lending.