Decentralized finance (DeFi) users are increasingly opting for floating-rate lending, as fixed-rate options struggle to gain traction. A recent report highlights that the design of most DeFi protocols, which prioritize liquidity, does not align with the traditional credit structures of fixed-rate lending. This has resulted in floating-rate pools dominating the market due to their flexibility and liquidity appeal. Despite the potential benefits of fixed-rate lending, such as predictable interest payments, the market cap trends indicate that these products remain a minor segment. The preference for floating rates reflects user behavior and the current market dynamics, where liquidity and adaptability are highly valued.