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Anthony argues fixed-rate borrowing requires matching fixed-rate lending demand, but most onchain capital pursues yield instead. Secondary bond markets lack reliability for vaults to price positions, and vault conversion rates create timing mismatches where early exiters socialize losses onto remaining participants.
Historical pattern analysis of DeFi lending on Ethereum (Compound → Aave → Morpho) vs Solana (Solend → Kamino → JupLend). The one phase transition we can directly compare (Phase 1 → Phase 2) played out ~25% faster on Solana. Implication: the challenger moves are real, and Solana's compression suggests JupLend takes share from Kamino faster than Morpho takes from Aave.
On April 18, 2026, attackers minted 116.5K unbacked rsETH via a compromised LayerZero bridge and borrowed ~$193M from Aave V3. Carlos argues this exposes a structural weakness in Aave's monolithic pool architecture — any bad asset contaminates the whole pool. Complements Pratik Kala's tranching proposal; both are pointing at the same fundamental issue, from different angles.