Domingo_gou

I've always thought the strangest thing about on-chain activity is that you can anonymously transfer tens of millions of dollars, but just one loan taken out, and the entire world will know your positions, debts, health status, and liquidation lines.
These details will always be attached to the address, like a permanent public financial record.
Yesterday, @protocol_fx announced that the first private stablecoin mint in DeFi history occurred. I looked at this transaction, and it indeed went through smoothly.
Tx: 0x10f5ca84e4f5b1e622112dd089de6d0b07a1a90ff2e7aa4769694fd8980bd42d.
The process is

@A9lansir TVL can still spread some sweetness, I give full marks for this move

Sometimes I always feel that many changes happen earlier than we imagine.
Just like social media now.
The more I look at it, the more I feel that Web2 social platforms are becoming less like social media. Content is increasingly like a traffic machine, emotions are more easily manipulated, and privacy is becoming more transparent. Many times, it’s not us using the platform, but the platform defining what we should see, believe, and express.
Especially in recent years, I can increasingly sense a sense of confinement.
More and more people are afraid to express their true thoughts, more and more

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Many people think TermMax is doing fixed income, but actually it’s issuing bonds on the chain.
Recently, a lot of funds are starting to flow into the fixed interest rate market, and TermMax’s TVL is approaching 100 million USD.
But I’ve noticed that most people still don’t understand what it’s really doing.
Many protocols offering fixed returns are essentially just re-packaging floating pools like Aave and Morpho. The yields look stable, but the underlying risks haven’t changed. You have