Domingo_gou

I used to borrow money in DeFi, and it was really frustrating.
It's not about whether the interest rate is high or low, but about the inability to plan ahead. How much do I need to repay next week? I check the interest rate before bed, and it changes again when I wake up. When the market fluctuates, the value of collateral jumps, and borrowing costs also fluctuate.
Many people don't lose because they can't afford it, but because they calculate their accounts every day until they break down, eventually quitting altogether.
Today, I came across @TermMaxFi's update, and my first reaction wa

Many people think that #Gate prediction markets are just guessing whether prices will go up or down, but lately I feel more and more that it's more like a public sentiment trading platform.
The truly profitable people are not looking at the results, but at who is placing orders.
Now when I browse #Gate prediction markets, the first thing I do is not to bet, but to check the leaderboard.
Who has been consistently profitable recently, who suddenly increases their position size, who is specifically laying in wait for hot spots in advance—these are more real than market sentiment.
Some sma

Recently, DeFi has changed its gameplay again.
In the past, everyone was competing over TVL, now they are truly fighting for position control.
@Tangent_fi just integrated with @protocol_fx, launching 12 USG lending markets based on Convex/f(x), including 9 LEC and 3 HEC, with an initial lending cap of a total of 2.5 million USG.
In just 8 hours, the total debt has surged to nearly 1 million USG, and the funds are already flowing in solidly.
On the surface, it’s just a few more borrow markets, but the core change is that the protected leverage positions in f(x) can now be directly used

Honestly, I’m increasingly afraid to touch those shared pools where you dump all kinds of assets in.
When I first got into DeFi, I especially liked this kind of play. It’s simple and low-effort—just click a couple of times and you get returns, while you just lie back and eat.
Later, after getting burned too many times, I finally saw the truth: the more comfortable a place feels, the bigger the risk. It mixes all kinds of risks into an average—you only see a high APR, but you have no idea what collateral is actually stuffed into the pool, and you don’t even know who you’re sharing the blast-rad