Most DeFi lending starts with one uncertainty: what will the rate look like tomorrow?
@TermMax approaches the problem differently. Instead of relying only on floating rates, it brings fixed-rate, fixed-term lending and borrowing on-chain.
One of the more interesting pieces is Range Orders. Users can define a pricing curve and choose between Lending, Borrowing or Two-Way orders — effectively expressing their own view on rates rather than simply accepting whatever the market offers.
Combined with FT and XT tokens, this turns a fixed-term position into something more flexible and composable.
For me, that’s the interesting part of TermMax: it isn't just another lending market. It's an attempt to make interest rates themselves programmable in DeFi.
#termmax @TermMax
@TermMax approaches the problem differently. Instead of relying only on floating rates, it brings fixed-rate, fixed-term lending and borrowing on-chain.
One of the more interesting pieces is Range Orders. Users can define a pricing curve and choose between Lending, Borrowing or Two-Way orders — effectively expressing their own view on rates rather than simply accepting whatever the market offers.
Combined with FT and XT tokens, this turns a fixed-term position into something more flexible and composable.
For me, that’s the interesting part of TermMax: it isn't just another lending market. It's an attempt to make interest rates themselves programmable in DeFi.
#termmax @TermMax
