#TermMax @TermMax
I was checking @TermMax pre-mine numbers today and one figure made me stop.
40M TMX is allocated to the pre-mine, just 4% of the 1B total supply.
That sounds small until I put it next to another number: only 20% of TMX is expected to be in circulation at TGE. So the pre-mine alone represents roughly 20% of the initial circulating supply.
That's when I started looking at the incentive differently.
The rewards go to FT holders and Order Makers, tied to FT balances and matched trading volume rather than simply handing tokens to every wallet that shows up.
But here's the part I can't answer yet.
How much of that activity actually belongs to TermMax, and how much belongs to the rewards?
TGE on 25.08.2026 gives us a much better point to find out.
I don't really care how many TMX were earned before then. I want to see whether FT balances, trading volume and Borrowing Demand still have something behind them when TMX rewards aren't the obvious reason to participate.
If the activity holds, the pre-mine looks like it helped build a market.
If it fades quickly, I'd see the 40M TMX differently.
The headline is 40M TMX.
For me, the more important number comes after TGE.
Which metric would you watch first: FT balances, trading volume or Borrowing Demand?
I was checking @TermMax pre-mine numbers today and one figure made me stop.
40M TMX is allocated to the pre-mine, just 4% of the 1B total supply.
That sounds small until I put it next to another number: only 20% of TMX is expected to be in circulation at TGE. So the pre-mine alone represents roughly 20% of the initial circulating supply.
That's when I started looking at the incentive differently.
The rewards go to FT holders and Order Makers, tied to FT balances and matched trading volume rather than simply handing tokens to every wallet that shows up.
But here's the part I can't answer yet.
How much of that activity actually belongs to TermMax, and how much belongs to the rewards?
TGE on 25.08.2026 gives us a much better point to find out.
I don't really care how many TMX were earned before then. I want to see whether FT balances, trading volume and Borrowing Demand still have something behind them when TMX rewards aren't the obvious reason to participate.
If the activity holds, the pre-mine looks like it helped build a market.
If it fades quickly, I'd see the 40M TMX differently.
The headline is 40M TMX.
For me, the more important number comes after TGE.
Which metric would you watch first: FT balances, trading volume or Borrowing Demand?