Hey bros, the @TermMax Booster campaign is here—there’s a prize pool of 2 million TMX.

I’ve noticed a lot of people going for it, but you have to check the details: the wallet task requires holding at least 2 Alpha points, and registration deducts 2 points. Complete the steps in order: follow, repost, answer the questions, join Discord, and connect V2. Make sure you go back to the campaign page to confirm that all five statuses are green. A lot of people finish everything and then forget to click confirm—then it’s all for nothing.

I double-checked the answer set for the questions: A, B, A, C, A. Don’t ask me why the order is like that—just select it in that exact sequence.

The creator leaderboard part is even more interesting: it takes a snapshot of the top 500 Chinese-language accounts on August 22. Eligible participants must return to the wallet to verify between 11:00 on August 24 and 07:59 on August 25 (UTC+8). The window is less than a day—mistiming it hurts even more than getting the content wrong. I’ve literally seen too many cases like that.

Honestly, the TermMax project itself is worth tracking. It focuses on fixed-rate, fixed-term lending, turning the DeFi-style interest rates—those that fluctuate with market supply and demand—into rates you can quote in advance. Borrowers know exactly how much interest they’ll pay before opening a position, and lenders also know how much they’ll receive at maturity. TVL is already over $90 million, daily active users exceed 90,000, and TMX officially hits TGE on August 25.

I think what DeFi lacks is precisely this kind of certainty. But I’m also curious: sacrificing flexibility for fixed rates in exchange for predictability—do you all think that trade is worth it?

Let’s talk—what would you choose?👇

#termmax @TermMax