Binance Alpha is set to list TermMax (TMX) on Aug. 25, with the project’s token generation event scheduled for the same day. The airdrop participation threshold has been set at 225 Alpha points, while joining the event consumes 15 points and the score drops by 5 points per minute. Developed by Term Structure Labs, TermMax focuses on fixed-rate, fixed-term lending and leveraged positions that do not require margin top-ups and carry no liquidation price. According to figures disclosed by the project, TermMax has more than $90 million in total value locked, over 1.5 million registered wallets, and around 90,000 daily active users, with peak activity above 170,000. The protocol says it has expanded across 10 EVM chains and integrated with Morpho, Aave, Venus, Pendle, and Keyrock. The article also notes that public on-chain data sources may show different TVL readings at different times, and that tradable liquidity is not the same as total value locked. On the financing side, TermMax completed a seed round of about $4.25 million in November 2023, led by Cumberland DRW, with participation from Decima Fund, HashKey Capital, Longling Capital, and MZ Web3 Fund. Its disclosed cumulative fundraising has ranged from about $4.25 million to $6.8 million. TMX has a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens, with initial circulation of about 20%.

Binance said on X that it has set the participation threshold for the TermMax (TMX) airdrop at 225 Alpha points. Users must meet that level to join the event. Binance also said participation will consume 15 points, while the threshold will drop by 5 points every minute after the event opens. The campaign is scheduled to begin at 18:00 today, according to the post. The update outlines the access rules and point mechanics for users seeking to take part in the TMX airdrop.

Binance Wallet said Binance Alpha will be the first platform to list TermMax (TMX), with the launch scheduled for Aug. 25. After trading goes live, eligible users will be able to claim an airdrop on the Alpha Events page by using Binance Alpha Points. The company said additional details will be released separately. It also asked users to follow Binance’s official channels for the latest updates on the listing and the airdrop process. The announcement was published as a ChainCatcher newsflash.

TermMax, a protocol focused on fixed-rate lending and looping strategies, said its governance and utility token TMX will hold its Token Generation Event on Aug. 25, 2026. According to the project’s official information cited by ChainCatcher, the protocol currently has more than $90 million in total value locked, more than 1.5 million registered wallets, and over 90,000 daily active users. TermMax said it has deployed across 10 EVM-compatible chains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Base, and Berachain, and has integrated with Morpho, Aave, Venus, and Pendle. The project added that TMX has a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens. Rewards earned through XP, AP, and MP will become claimable after the TGE, while details on allocation, lock-up terms, and staking will be released in advance. TermMax had previously received backing from Cumberland DRW, Decima Fund, HashKey Capital, Longling Capital, and MZ Web3 Fund.

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