2026-01-08 19:26:45

TermMax in partnership with Ondo推出 this set of solutions directly addresses the longstanding issue of RWA liquidity.

The product iteration speed is truly fast—launched the collateral lending feature on January 5th, and just two days later on January 7th, they completed the addition of bullish yield rights and bullish/put options tools. Such a release rhythm is uncommon in DeFi projects.

RWA has always faced an unavoidable dilemma: holding good assets, wanting to increase returns without moving them, but the liquidity is not ideal. TermMax’s approach has a strong traditional finance flavor—using OUSG or ONDO as collateral to directly switch to fixed-rate loans. This way, asset holders can retain their positions while earning stable cash flow through lending.

From collateralized lending to derivative tools, and then to options combinations, step by step, they are "activating" the liquidity of RWA, forming a complete logical chain.

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metaverse_hermit

· 01-11 10:23

Ha TermMax, with this speed, three features in two days? That's indeed rare in DeFi. If there's really something substantial, it's easy to be exploited. The RWA part is indeed bottlenecked; just having assets isn't enough. They need to generate cash flow, and this logical chain looks pretty good. I just don't know how the lending interest rates are set. Fixed rates sound good, but it depends on the actual numbers.

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BuyTheTop

· 01-10 20:45

Ha, RWA liquidity is finally being regulated, but whether it can truly land depends on what happens next. TermMax's iteration speed is indeed impressive—three features in two days? Not bragging, just really eager for funding. Using lending to exchange for cash flow has a strong TradFi flavor, but whether it can truly solve the liquidity crisis depends on whether users buy into it. To put it nicely, it's just about revitalizing dead assets. The logic doesn't matter much; what's crucial is how much APY can be offered. This combo looks good, but I'm worried it might just be another project that tells stories, with very few actual users. From lending to options, the approach is quite clear—just not sure if it will become another source of liquidity problems. Fast speed, but I just want to know if these two project teams really have the money to burn.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-08 19:56

Three features in two days? This pace is really unsustainable. If RWA really takes off, this move will be extremely fierce.

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LootboxPhobia

· 01-08 19:49

Two features in two days of iteration? This speed really surprised me; DeFi usually isn't this quick. The RWA lending logic is quite interesting; finally, someone is taking this pain point seriously. Using the traditional financial approach looks good, but it still depends on whether actual users will buy into it.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-08 19:48

Finish this set of things in two days? The speed is really incredible, but RWA definitely needs someone to take action. By the way, using OUSG as collateral to borrow at a stable rate—this approach feels a bit too traditional finance to me. Could it end up being the same old story? With options tools being rolled out so quickly, could it actually create pitfalls?

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SoliditySlayer

· 01-08 19:38

Bro, the iteration speed is really outrageous. They completed it in just two days. Can you see this kind of speed in the crypto world?

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PerennialLeek

· 01-08 19:32

This speed is really outrageous, completing the toolchain in just two days? Luckily it's RWA; if it were in another track, it would probably have rug pulled long ago haha

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