#termmax
you know what i kept coming back to one thought while looking at @TermMax today.

Most projects launch the token first, then spend months trying to create reasons for people to care about it.

TermMax is taking the opposite route.

$TMX is set for TGE on August 25, but I’m looking at what already exists underneath it:

• 1.5M+ registered wallets
• 90K+ daily active users
• $90M+ TVL
• 10 EVM chains

I also found the liquidity side interesting. When funds aren't immediately matched, they can be routed through venues like Morpho, Aave, Venus and Pendle instead of just sitting idle.

But the part that actually made me stop was the fixed-rate model.

I’m used to DeFi money markets where rates move with utilization. TermMax lets lenders and borrowers agree on a rate for a specific maturity.

For me, that changes the question from “what’s the rate right now?” to “what rate am I locking in, and for how long?”....

Then there’s $TMX.

Through sTMX, the token is designed to connect back to protocol activity, with potential exposure to revenue generated from lending, trading and liquidation fees.

XP, AP and MP are also expected to become claimable around TGE, while the final distribution and lock details still matter.

But I’m deliberately not treating 1.5M+ wallets as automatic token demand.

Usage tells me people are using the product. It doesn’t tell me they’ll buy or hold $TMX.

That’s what I’ll be watching after August 25.

My question: can TermMax turn existing usage into lasting demand for $TMX?
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