Year of the Horse (丙午马年), wishing all Web3 partners a Happy New Year, smooth on the chain, and stable returns.

When participating in DeFi lending on a daily basis, many people encounter practical issues: floating interest rates fluctuate at any time, leverage risks are hard to control, and there is a risk of sudden liquidations. It’s difficult to plan long-term funds with peace of mind, so most can only passively engage in short-term operations.

@TermMaxFi is a DeFi protocol focused on fixed interest rate lending. Its core is to use certainty to solve these industry pain points, helping ordinary users and institutional funds make more secure long-term arrangements.

Its product features are practical and meet needs!
Supports fixed interest rate lending, allowing users to lock in borrowing costs in advance, unaffected by market fluctuations, making fund management clearer; offers fixed risk leverage with clear risk boundaries, significantly reducing liquidation risks in extreme market conditions; also provides robust structured products, making returns and risks more controllable. Additionally, it supports one-click cyclical leverage, simplifying operations while improving asset utilization.

Currently, the protocol covers multiple mainstream blockchains including Ethereum, Arbitrum, and BNB Chain, and has integrated RWA-related assets, supporting tokenized US stocks, ETFs, and other collateralized assets to borrow stablecoins, meeting financing needs while holding assets.

Community participation is also lightweight. Users can earn XP points through daily check-ins, trading, staking, and other activities, unlocking exclusive badges and corresponding benefits.

TermMaxFi has always adhered to long-termism, not chasing short-term traffic, but relying on stable and predictable product experiences to enable users to plan assets and hold long-term with peace of mind.

In the new year, may everyone stay away from volatility anxiety, protect their returns in Web3, and move forward steadily.
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