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DeFi lending keeps getting better at making capital work harder.
But I've been wondering if there's a point where that starts creating problems instead of solving them.
Protocols want more TVL and more borrowing,
While users want better yields and more ways to get value from the assets they already own.
That's why we keep seeing higher LTVs, more assets being accepted as collateral,
And rewards that encourage people to deposit their funds.
It works well when the market is doing real good.
But when things start to slow down, that same money can leave just as fast as it came in.
Someone who moved their funds for a better yield today might move them again tomorrow if another protocol offers more.
Borrowers may also start paying back loans when rates go up or the value of their collateral drops.
If a lending pool already has most of its liquidity tied up in loans,
There may not be enough left when lots of people suddenly want to withdraw.
That's why I think DeFi lending shouldn't focus only on squeezing every bit of efficiency out of capital.
Leaving a little more liquidity available and taking a more careful approach to risk might not produce the highest returns,
But it could make lending markets much stronger when conditions become unpredictable.