At first, I thought TermMax was mainly about fixed-rate borrowing and lending. But the deeper I looked, the more interesting the combination with options became.
Fixed rates give users predictability. Options add flexibility around that exposure. Put those two together, and the real question becomes much bigger:
What happens when the market moves violently?
How does TermMax price liquidity across both instruments? Who absorbs the imbalance when positions move against expectations? And can the system manage that risk without turning flexibility into unnecessary complexity?
That’s the part I’m watching closely.
The feature list is interesting, but the risk architecture may be the real story.