TREE NEWS reports: Morpho, Jupiter, and Kamino are entering fixed-rate, fixed-term lending, collectively holding $6.83B in active loans. Morpho launched Midnight in July, Jupiter’s Offerbook entered public test in June, and Kamino released a whitepaper for fixed-rate reserves within Kamino Lend. These products aim to address fee uncertainty in DeFi lending.
Top lending protocols enter fixed-rate lending
AI take
The move by major lending protocols into fixed-rate, fixed-term products marks a structural shift in DeFi credit markets. With $6.83B in active loans across these platforms, the potential migration of a significant portion of that liquidity into fixed-rate instruments could alter yield dynamics and risk profiles for lenders and borrowers alike. The timing—given the current rate environment—suggests a response to demand for predictability in an otherwise volatile fee landscape. Whether these products gain sufficient traction to become a standard offering, or remain niche, is the key development to monitor, as it could reshape competitive dynamics among lending protocols.
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