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#termmax @TermMax
Customizing the AMM pricing curve with range orders for market makers and users.

Most AMM protocols force traders and market makers into strict bounds of standard pricing curves. But TermMax took a different path by rethinking Uniswap V3 mechanics for the task of lending.
By introducing range orders (Range Orders), market makers can finely tune their own liquidity curves.
What does this give an everyday user?
• Aggregating such range orders creates a flexible market.
• Borrowers and lenders get the ability to choose optimal rates based on their own preferences, rather than agreeing to a single, algorithmic, mediocre coefficient.
This creates fairer pricing of capital in an on-chain environment.
Do you think the future of DEX and lending protocols is full customization of pricing curves? 💡
#TSFinance #UniswapV3 #LiquidityPools #CryptoTrading

#termmax @TermMax
Risk Management and Fixed Rates vs. Smooth Interest Rates
Concept: The problem of unpredictability of floating rates (floating rates) in DeFi, and how fixed yields (Fixed-Rate Tokens — FT) enable building predictable investment models.

The biggest trap of most DeFi protocols for borrowers is a floating-rate APY. You take a loan at 3% per year, but during a sharp market spike the rate jumps to 40%, turning a yield strategy into liquidation.
In TermMax documentation, special attention is paid to Fixed-Rate Tokens (FT). The mechanism allows you to lock in the interest rate and the loan term in advance.
Why this matters:
1️⃣ Predictable PnL: You know exactly your costs or net profit from lending for the entire period.
2️⃣ Safety during volatility: Market jumps no longer change your interest rate.
3️⃣ Hedging flexibility: The ability to precisely calculate risks for large deposits.
For a retail investor, this means moving from “gambling with a floating rate” to predictable financial planning.
What do you choose for your deposits: a flexible floating rate or a fixed APY? #TSFinance #FixedRate #CryptoLending #RiskManagement