Deep participants in DeFi usually don’t care only about the yield number. What they care about more is whether the rules are fair, transparent, and strong enough to withstand real scrutiny. That’s why I found the latest move from @TermMaxFi quite meaningful. First, they cleaned out inactive or empty addresses from the leaderboard, making the rankings better reflect real participation. Second, they once again reinforced the principle of asset isolation, reminding users not to farm XP across multiple accounts. Instead of waiting for the community to discover loopholes, the protocol took the initiative to close potential gaps early. For a fixed-rate protocol, this matters. Fixed rates are built around predictability, and conservative collateral management is the proper way to use them. Trying to abuse a zero-liquidation mechanism just for short-term XP feels like using the wrong tool for the wrong purpose. 🐬 Personal opinion only. Not affiliated. Not financial advice. Crypto is high risk. DYOR. Bullish on @quipnetwork