DeFi but when volatility hits even a good strategy can become limited to short term decisions because of the fear of liquidation. When the market suddenly turns many positions can be affected at the same time.The Renaissance Program made me look at it from another angle. Its focus is not simply on showcasing features but on questioning together with the community what DeFi should look like. While looking at the Renaissance Passport and strategy simulations another question came up do we always want a DeFi where people chase high yield and high risk or do we also need a system where capital can be planned more effectively?This is where fixed rate lending starts to feel practical to me
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@TermMax #TermMax A few days ago I was reading about TermMax’s Renaissance Program again. At first I thought it might just be another DeFi campaign. But as I read about fixed rates fixed risk and predictable outcomes one question came to mind if DeFi has grown this much why are we still so willing to accept borrowing costs and liquidation risks that can change so quickly?
There are plenty of opportunities in DeFi but when volatility hits even a good strategy can become limited to short term decisions because of the fear of liquidation. When the market suddenly turns many positions can be affected at the same time.The Renaissance Program made me look at it from another angle. Its focus is not simply on showcasing features but on questioning together with the community what DeFi should look like. While looking at the Renaissance Passport and strategy simulations another question came up do we always want a DeFi where people chase high yield and high risk or do we also need a system where capital can be planned more effectively?This is where fixed rate lending starts to feel practical to me. When you already know the borrowing cost planning becomes easier. Fixed risk leverage and structured products can also create more room for long term strategies.What I find even more interesting is that TermMax is not limiting this idea to DeFi alone. It is also looking toward RWAs and trying to bring more predictable financial structures onchain.DeFi becoming mature is not only about asking How much yield? It is also about asking How much risk? How predictable is the outcome? and How well can capital be planned?
That is why I see TermMax’s Renaissance Program as more than just a campaign. It feels more like a direction. Now I want to see how far this idea of moving from Chaos to Order can actually translate into real adoption. @TermMax #TermMax
There are plenty of opportunities in DeFi but when volatility hits even a good strategy can become limited to short term decisions because of the fear of liquidation. When the market suddenly turns many positions can be affected at the same time.The Renaissance Program made me look at it from another angle. Its focus is not simply on showcasing features but on questioning together with the community what DeFi should look like. While looking at the Renaissance Passport and strategy simulations another question came up do we always want a DeFi where people chase high yield and high risk or do we also need a system where capital can be planned more effectively?This is where fixed rate lending starts to feel practical to me. When you already know the borrowing cost planning becomes easier. Fixed risk leverage and structured products can also create more room for long term strategies.What I find even more interesting is that TermMax is not limiting this idea to DeFi alone. It is also looking toward RWAs and trying to bring more predictable financial structures onchain.DeFi becoming mature is not only about asking How much yield? It is also about asking How much risk? How predictable is the outcome? and How well can capital be planned?
That is why I see TermMax’s Renaissance Program as more than just a campaign. It feels more like a direction. Now I want to see how far this idea of moving from Chaos to Order can actually translate into real adoption. @TermMax #TermMax
