wait what
kamino is preventing users from migrating their loans to jup lend?
this is ridiculous and against the ethos of this space
similar loan migration features have existed on ethereum for ages and aave, maker etc. have never taken such measures
let users do with their assets whatever tf they want kamino, this is not tradfi and you're not a bank

Your product is so good that competitors feel the need to block it at the program level.
@kamino is openly ignoring open-finance principles by stopping users from leaving their platform via @jup_lend refinancing,  all while preaching ‘transparency.’
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