The world is full of uncertainties right now, from public health to geopolitical tensions, reminding us that risks are everywhere. Against this backdrop, many people are starting to think about how to achieve stability within the scope of what they can control.
Interestingly, the crypto asset space is doing something similar. Take Lista DAO on the BNB Chain as an example. Its recent updates are attempts to build predictable financial tools for users.
Specifically, they have done two concrete things. First, they significantly adjusted lending interest rates, with some annualized costs now clearly below 3%, providing users with a transparent expectation of funding costs. This is not an abstract promise but a service written into smart contracts with fully transparent parameters on the chain.
Second, they launched real-world asset (RWA) yield programs, such as allocating low-risk assets like U.S. Treasury bonds, which can provide a stable cash flow with an annualized return of 3.6%-4.7%. These figures are all visible, allowing users to do their own calculations.
What does this mean? It means that when the outside world is chaotic, you can at least make decisions within a transparent framework. Whether it's arbitraging based on interest rate tables or putting some idle funds into low-risk RWAs, there are clear expectations. The economic model of $LISTA is also like this—locked staking incentives with an annualized return of about 38.8%, automatically allocated by code, with rules that are hardcoded and unchangeable.
According to their roadmap, Lista's features are not limited to these. Cross-chain expansion, credit lending, and other functionalities are being rolled out step by step, gradually expanding the scope of this "toolbox." For those seeking certainty in crypto assets, these kinds of product updates are somewhat attractive.
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pumpamentalist
· 7h ago
This is what I want to see, real numbers rather than PPT promises. 38.8% locked staking annualized rate, is the rule hardcoded? That's outrageous, I need to carefully check if there are any backdoors in the contract.
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SorryRugPulled
· 14h ago
Lending costs below 3% do look comfortable, but when it comes to RWA... can it really be stable? Even U.S. Treasuries carry risks.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 14h ago
Really, everyone is now looking for certainty. Bond yields can't keep up with inflation, so they have to resort to these tricks.
However, I have to admit, the transparency on the blockchain is indeed impressive, and it's definitely better than the traditional financial tricks that combine virtual and real assets.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 14h ago
Oh, I see. Another bunch of numerical promises... I've heard the whole on-chain transparency spiel too many times.
This time, at least, there's no hype. The RWA returns of 3.6% to 4.7% are indeed visible. But then again, low-risk assets should naturally have this kind of return rate, so it's not really surprising.
The 38.8% staking incentive sounds impressive, but I'm more concerned about whether it can actually be sustained... After all, projects that previously failed also claimed "the rules are fixed."
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MEVvictim
· 14h ago
Uh... an annualized return of 38.8%? Is that real? This number is a bit scary.
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ConfusedWhale
· 15h ago
3.6% government bond yield? Wake up, this is a joke in traditional finance.
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BasementAlchemist
· 15h ago
Hmm... On-chain lending offers another 38.8% incentive. This number sounds so familiar, but on-chain transparency is truly satisfying and much better than the black-box operations of traditional finance.
The world is full of uncertainties right now, from public health to geopolitical tensions, reminding us that risks are everywhere. Against this backdrop, many people are starting to think about how to achieve stability within the scope of what they can control.
Interestingly, the crypto asset space is doing something similar. Take Lista DAO on the BNB Chain as an example. Its recent updates are attempts to build predictable financial tools for users.
Specifically, they have done two concrete things. First, they significantly adjusted lending interest rates, with some annualized costs now clearly below 3%, providing users with a transparent expectation of funding costs. This is not an abstract promise but a service written into smart contracts with fully transparent parameters on the chain.
Second, they launched real-world asset (RWA) yield programs, such as allocating low-risk assets like U.S. Treasury bonds, which can provide a stable cash flow with an annualized return of 3.6%-4.7%. These figures are all visible, allowing users to do their own calculations.
What does this mean? It means that when the outside world is chaotic, you can at least make decisions within a transparent framework. Whether it's arbitraging based on interest rate tables or putting some idle funds into low-risk RWAs, there are clear expectations. The economic model of $LISTA is also like this—locked staking incentives with an annualized return of about 38.8%, automatically allocated by code, with rules that are hardcoded and unchangeable.
According to their roadmap, Lista's features are not limited to these. Cross-chain expansion, credit lending, and other functionalities are being rolled out step by step, gradually expanding the scope of this "toolbox." For those seeking certainty in crypto assets, these kinds of product updates are somewhat attractive.