March 2026 performance summary: Delivered significant feature improvements and expanded cross-chain coverage across two repositories, strengthening fee economics, data accuracy, and analytics reach. Key work centered on TermMax fee adapter enhancements with a robust two-layer discount for Fixed-rate Tokens (FT) and extended Term Structure adapter coverage to include TermMax4626Factory vaults and xlayer chain support.

Monthly summary for 2026-02 – DefiLlama/DefiLlama-Adapters Key focus: deliver reliable data extraction, accurate debt calculations, and broader chain support to extend coverage and value for downstream analytics and business users. Overall snapshot: This month focused on three core feature deliverables with explicit commits, enabling improved event tracking, more accurate borrowing calculations across markets, and expanded chain support in the term structure configuration. No explicit major bug fixes were documented in this period; work centered on feature completeness and data quality improvements that lower downstream integration risk and increase data reliability. Impact: Improved data fidelity and coverage for operations and analytics, faster time-to-value for dashboards and risk models, and expanded multi-chain adaptability for DefiLlama adapters. Technologies/skills demonstrated: event data extraction and key manipulation (extraKeys), multi-address data aggregation for debt calculations, and configuration-level support for new blockchain networks (Bsquared). Collaboration is reflected in co-authored work for Bsquared integration. Commit highlights: - [TermMax] update extraKeys to fetch events (#17943) — cfd6e59a4785f81904c7d3100c021837f676a904 - [TermMax] Include borrowed amount from TermMax market V2 (#18028) — f9472032d1b9b3298070ac167ae900e0f92e62c1 - [TermMax] Add B² Network (bsquared) chain support (#18133) — 35bdfbc316d680f978a4a1719d82bd936f135f5c

January 2026 Monthly Summary for DefiLlama-Adapters (DefiLlama/DefiLlama-Adapters) Key features delivered: - Implemented FactoryV2 and VaultFactory address enhancements to improve TermMax contract management. This aligns deployment patterns with modern factory architecture, enabling scalable and secure contract interactions. (Commit: d4710dae873a31ffaf45d5e73e09b91c8fef7464; message: [TermMax] Add FactoryV2 addresses and update VaultFactory addresses (#17770)) Major bugs fixed: - No major bugs reported in this period; focus was on feature delivery to strengthen contract management and deployment reliability. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened TermMax contract lifecycle management by introducing FactoryV2 addresses and updating VaultFactory references, reducing manual maintenance, and lowering the risk of misconfigurations. - Improved deployment readiness and governance alignment for TermMax, enabling faster, safer upgrades and more predictable operation. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Smart contract address management and factory pattern integration - Deployment/workflow automation and versioned address management in adapters - Proficiency with repository tooling and TermMax project integration Business value: - Reduced manual configuration overhead, accelerated upgrade cycles, and increased reliability and security for TermMax deployments.

DefiLlama-Adapters: December 2025 delivered TVL Third Pool Support and Asset Management Refactor, enabling accurate inclusion of a new pool in TVL calculations and more robust asset handling, resulting in more comprehensive TVL reporting for users and stakeholders.

November 2025 monthly summary for DefiLlama-Adapters. Delivered TermMax Alpha Factory Address Integration to improve deployment capabilities on Ethereum by adding new factory and vault factory addresses. No major bugs fixed this month in this repository. The work enhances deployment reliability for TermMax Alpha and strengthens ecosystem support by aligning addresses with deployment workflows. Key learnings include Ethereum deployment readiness, address management for smart contracts, and clear commit messaging aligned with PR #17045.

October 2025 - Delivered multi-network TermMax enhancements in DefiLlama-Adapters, including V2 market and vault integration, V1Plus VaultCreated support, and updated cross-network address/config fromBlock settings to improve reliability and cross-chain analytics. These changes expand coverage to Arbitrum, BSC, Ethereum, Polygon and Hyperliquid, with separation of V1 and V2 events and blacklist-aware vault address resolution to enable accurate asset/liability tracking.

June 2025 monthly summary for DefiLlama-Adapters: Implemented TermMax ecosystem support across BSC and Ethereum, providing cross-network TVL and borrowed value visibility. Introduced TermMax vault addresses/configs and TVL calculations, and added borrowed value tracking for TermMax markets via new ABIs and an aggregation function. These changes enable stronger risk monitoring, lending/borrowing analytics, and business insight for TermMax activity. Commits: 66e0fd989e9ae2971c098df78a9e198a0a5f9fd7 (feat: add BSC and Ethereum TermMax vaults and TVL calculations (#15220)); 9610b3f3bd0cf920251214825ea01aa5af8423f1 (feat: TermMax borrowed value (#15237)).

May 2025: Delivered a critical TVL accuracy fix for the TermMax protocol in DefiLlama-Adapters. Hard-coded vault addresses for TermMax on Arbitrum and Ethereum to ensure accurate TVL calculations; updated event ABIs and topics to include indexed initial parameters, addressing missing event data that caused TVL inaccuracies. Implemented with commit 7be6e7c9bf9857992023af25133b094e55107ff0. Result: more reliable TVL data across chains and improved maintainability of the TermMax adapter.

April 2025: DefiLlama/DefiLlama-Adapters delivered the TermMax rollout, replacing the Term Structure protocol across chains while preserving Term Structure data on Ethereum to ensure continuity. Implemented cross-chain data retrieval logic to fetch market and vault addresses and associated tokens for TermMax on Arbitrum and Ethereum, enabling a consolidated data model and clearer stakeholder messaging. The rollout included a sunset of the old Term Structure with a specific date/message in project configuration to signal the transition and reduce ambiguity for downstream users. No major bugs were reported; the focus was on feature delivery, data-model unification, and release discipline. Key commits underpinning the work include: 90597a10abc523c53758ccb1ab4a197ede21caf3 (replace Term Structure with TermMax) and 373d6d0968392fb39cdeb6eff82d6c819e217dfa (add hallmark to TermMax). This work enhances data coverage, reliability, and maintainability across chains, delivering measurable business value to dashboard users and integrators.