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Composable collateral is one of the more advanced ideas behind TermMax.
Instead of limiting collateral to simple assets like ETH or USDC, TermMax can support yield-bearing or structured assets that still play an active role in another financial position.

For example:

Normally:
ETH → deposit as collateral → borrow USDC

With composable collateral in TermMax:
Yield-bearing asset → use as collateral → borrow → deploy capital → potentially create another strategy

A user could hold a Pendle PT or an LST/LRT and, rather than selling it to access liquidity, use it as collateral for a fixed-term borrowing position in TermMax.

This is powerful because the collateral already has its own financial characteristics:

ETH → basic asset exposure

LST → ETH exposure + staking yield

LRT → ETH-related exposure + additional restaking economics

Pendle PT → fixed-maturity yield exposure

RWA → tokenized exposure to a real-world asset

So instead of forcing liquidity to come at the expense of the underlying strategy, TermMax can turn these assets into building blocks for fixed-term credit markets.

In one sentence:
Composable collateral in TermMax means the asset used as collateral can still retain its own yield, maturity, or strategy while helping power a different financial position.
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