0xDrVV.eth(@0xDrVV):“Like every borrowing position, Alice pays interest on her debt.”. That's not entirely correct. On @protocol_fx, you don’t pay interest on the debt, but rather a small opening fee (0.5%) and a closing fee (0.2%). That’s it. Even with the very low interest rates that are also available on Llamalend, there’s no match for medium and long-term positions: f(x) is simply the most economical and safest solution (see @PharosWatch). And f(x) also protects against liquidations by automatically rebalancing the position. What do you say—shall we conduct a real-world comparison test between the two protocols by opening a few positions at risk?

2026.07.25 08:49

“Like every borrowing position, Alice pays interest on her debt.”. That's not entirely correct. On @protocol_fx, you don’t pay interest on the debt, but rather a small opening fee (0.5%) and a closing fee (0.2%). That’s it. Even with the very low interest rates that are also available on Llamalend, there’s no match for medium and long-term positions: f(x) is simply the most economical and safest solution (see @PharosWatch). And f(x) also protects against liquidations by automatically rebalancing the position. What do you say—shall we conduct a real-world comparison test between the two protocols by opening a few positions at risk?