One thing I think DeFi users underestimate: Knowing your financing cost before opening a position. I was testing a $1,000 USDC position on Nolus: → 3x leverage → ~$2,000 borrowed → 0.52% monthly interest → $0 swap fees shown That means roughly $10.40/month in interest on the $2,000 borrowed. And here's the part I find interesting: The borrowing rate is fixed when the position opens. With floating-rate borrowing, your financing cost can change as utilization and demand change. With @NolusProtocol , I can see the quoted financing cost before opening the position and the rate doesn't float afterward. That's important when you're trying to answer a simple question: “How much is this leverage actually going to cost me to hold?” Leverage isn't just about how much you can borrow. It's also about knowing the cost of carrying the position.