2025-12-30 22:23:33

DeFi has reached this stage, and users' focus has shifted. In the past, everyone only paid attention to whether the yield could be maximized. Now? A more pragmatic approach is: can this product be used as a long-term tool.

How the returns are generated must be clearly explained, the risk boundaries need to be clearly communicated, and most importantly, the rules must remain consistent. Especially during periods of intense market volatility, whether the liquidation process runs smoothly and whether the trigger logic is strictly executed according to the rules—these details directly determine whether the user experience is under control or falls into passivity.

Lending protocols in the TRON ecosystem are actually like a capital allocation hub: through a combination of collateralization, lending, and stabilization mechanisms, they lower the costs for users to switch between different asset allocation needs. The key is to thoroughly explain the risk boundaries and solidify the execution process, so that long-term capital can confidently flow in. Maintaining both efficiency and order increases the likelihood of attracting long-term capital.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 10h ago

Exactly right. Who still only looks at APY now? That's last year's approach. The key is whether the protocol is reliable and if the rules can be upheld.

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RektRecorder

· 10h ago

That's right. Who still focuses only on APY now? That's all last year's story. On the TRON side, lending protocols must clearly define their bottom line; otherwise, when the market fluctuates, users will be liquidated immediately, and it will be over. The key is to have a team with real skills to properly enforce the rules; just making promises won't do any good. Weren't those protocols that ran away before just because their liquidation logic was a mess? If this time they can truly do things solidly, it's worth paying attention to. I agree with the idea of long-term tools, but only if they can prove they can survive the next bear market.

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InscriptionGriller

· 10h ago

Basically, the reason is that the retail investors are afraid of being cut and now everyone just wants a reliable thing, not just a pure yield machine. Is the liquidation process not smooth? That’s just the rhythm of cutting people. Don’t talk to me about risks; that’s standard for a Ponzi scheme. The combo punch of the TRON ecosystem sounds impressive, but when the market hits extreme conditions, it all depends on whether the project team has any "hype" tricks up their sleeve. Always consistent rules? Haha, the rules in the crypto world are just whatever the project team wants to change. Long-term capital coming in? Are you joking? Real long-term capital has long since moved outside of DeFi to the legitimate players.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 10h ago

That's a pretty reasonable point, but I'm just worried it will be all talk and no action. Can TRON's protocols really make the liquidation logic airtight, or will they just be proven wrong again?

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