If you only see @TermMaxFi as a lending protocol, I think you'll miss the point.

What truly interests me is how it pushes on-chain finance toward the logic of the capital markets.
It’s not just simple lending matchmaking, but built around fixed interest rates and maturity markets.
Because as open finance develops to a certain stage, it will inevitably shift from liquidity to interest rates.
This is a sequence issue, not a multiple-choice question, and @TermMaxFi is exactly at this node.
What I like most about it is that it doesn’t rely on grand narratives to support its value but instead cuts into very hardcore financial structures.
Such projects often don’t make a fuss early on but have strong potential for growth later.
From a user perspective, it’s also the same—it's not about chasing higher risks but about starting to provide more tools for risk management.
This is an upgrade for DeFi, not a supplement.
I even think that in the next round, some of the protocols worth paying close attention to will be those that work on market structure.
Because they are not adding hot topics.
They are laying the foundation.
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