Paul Frambot

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Bankless · Morpho Midnight: The Future of Fixed-Rate Lending | Paul Frambot · 29 Jul 2026 podcast

Like there's a lot of liquidity involved.

So we really want to take our time.

We want the launch of Morpho Midnight to be as slow as possible.

We want ecosystem participants, market makers, lenders, bars to get familiar with the code, integrate into their API.

We want to take our time.

DeFi has been rough, like for the last, you know, six months.

And then once we feel confident about the state of the market, you know, we can vote for basically the vaults to allocate into midnight.

And that will bring like, you know, nine figure scale, 10 figure scale, pretty, pretty, pretty easily.

Oh, definitely.

I think there's a million things that are uniquely enabled by DeFi.

I think the first thing is, you know, I like to sum up all the advantage of crypto by one word, which is openness.

Because the system, the infrastructure is open, basically have two concrete benefits.

The first one is you have better pricing because of very open and fierce competition, right?

When you think about it, like,

When Coinbase users are coming to more foreign chain to borrow, they have tens of thousands of lenders that are competing to give their users the best rate possible.

And because the infra is open, it's like completely global, right?

And so as a result, the DeFi borrow product of Coinbase delivers much better rates than what you would get if you were to use a centralized desk for the same financing opportunity.

And that's like the key killer use case is that the spread between the lending rate and the borrowing rate is going to be crushed in a crypto environment because everything is so open.

So that's the first benefit of openness.

And the second benefit is obviously accessibility.

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