
sanhe - 2026互动版
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sanhe - 2026互动版
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我覺得互關本身沒什麼問題 但如果真的要互關 最好還是用交朋友的心態去維持 不然就會變成 你不理我 我不理你 大家互相關注 但時間線上跟陌生人沒兩樣 最後帳號看起來人很多 實際互動一灘死水 所以推特現在才會越來越多人靠爭議話題引戰 因為正常聊天沒流量 溫和互動沒聲量 反而是吵架 酸人 站隊 最容易把人炸出來 有時候想想也滿魔幻的 社交平台本來是拿來交朋友 結果現在最有效的互動方式 居然是先把大家惹火🤣 所以那天我發瘋了 別懷疑 換個方式試試看而已😁




Most people still think DeFi lending is about borrowing against volatile assets. ETH. BTC. Random altcoins. That’s why most onchain credit still behaves like a casino with collateral attached. But @TermMaxFi just listed something that quietly changes the direction of the market. srUSDat and PT-srUSDat are not “normal collateral.” They’re structured credit exposure. And now users can borrow fixed-rate USDC against them on Ethereum, with up to 300K liquidity caps and even limit orders for preferred borrowing costs. That sounds small on the surface. It actually changes what retail users are interacting with.Because this is one of the first times DeFi isn’t just tokenizing assets. It’s tokenizing credit time. The important shift isn’t the APR. It’s that risk is no longer sitting inside one giant floating pool. Duration risk, liquidity risk, and credit risk start getting separated into clearer buckets. That’s a very TradFi idea.But now it’s showing up in public DeFi rails. And once users can lock funding costs, roll positions across maturities, repay through FT markets, or move between fixed and floating environments like Morpho, borrowing stops feeling like survival. It starts feeling like balance sheet management.I think that’s the real signal here.Crypto spent years democratizing volatility. Protocols like TermMax are starting to democratize credit itself.That’s a much bigger market.























