The biggest problem with DeFi in recent years isn't the lack of liquidity, but the absence of a time dimension in liquidity.

All funds are chasing immediate returns, with APR at 200% today and zero tomorrow, resulting in protocols never being able to form long-term capital deposits.
So I've always believed that on-chain, true term finance will eventually emerge, and @TermMaxFi is clearly heading in that direction.
It allows users to manage future cash flows for the first time like traditional finance through fixed interest rates, fixed terms, and a yield splitting mechanism.
The significance of this structure goes far beyond surface-level lending and borrowing because, in financial markets, the most important thing has never been price but expectations.
When users can lock in yields in advance, institutions can stably manage their balance sheets, stablecoins can form long-term interest rate curves, and the entire DeFi ecosystem will truly enter the capital markets stage.
Many people are still obsessed with memes now, but historically, all mature financial systems eventually move toward fixed income markets.
And I increasingly feel that @TermMaxFi might be standing right at that turning point.
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