The address under the Floki team just issued 27.4 billion FLOKI tokens, worth about $1.35 million. Stories like this happen every day—some meme coin team running away, dumping, or announcing "strategic reductions." The market is dazzled by these waves.
But interestingly, Lista, a lending protocol on the BNB Chain, is doing something different. Instead of following the trend and creating hype, it has launched a real-world asset product. The concept is simple: deposit USDT to receive tokenized assets backed by U.S. Treasuries, earning a stable 4% annual return. It's straightforward and unpretentious.
In a market full of speculation and volatility, this kind of "predictable certainty" is actually rare. Supported by a lock-up scale of $43 billion, Lista is transforming from a simple lending protocol into a complete DeFi ecosystem. Besides RWA products, it is also planning innovative sectors like credit lending.
Some question whether it is "spreading itself too thin." But the logic is quite clear: first stabilize revenue through RWA business, then use these cash flows to support further product innovation. This approach is more reliable than projects that rely entirely on token incentives.
The market will always have stories of overnight riches. But for those with a long-term asset allocation perspective, the underlying ability to generate stable cash flow is far more valuable than short-term hot spots.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 6h ago
This is true sustainability, much better than those who constantly hype the hot topics.
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VibesOverCharts
· 6h ago
Another team dumping? I'm done, it's the same routine every day.
Lista is actually somewhat interesting; backed by government bonds with a steady 4% return... much better than constantly watching the K-line chart.
But can RWA really make money, or is it just another concept hype?
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 6h ago
It's another day, and the team is dumping again. I'm really overwhelmed and tired of it.
Lista's gameplay is quite interesting; stable cash flow is indeed rare. But can a 4% return withstand a bear market?
Honestly, it's still a lack of certainty. Returning to fundamentals is the way to survive.
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rugged_again
· 6h ago
It's another day of new drama; the Floki team is dumping as usual, and I'm already numb. On the other hand, the Lista approach is somewhat interesting; a 4% steady return sounds ordinary, but these days, there aren't many projects that can reliably generate revenue.
The address under the Floki team just issued 27.4 billion FLOKI tokens, worth about $1.35 million. Stories like this happen every day—some meme coin team running away, dumping, or announcing "strategic reductions." The market is dazzled by these waves.
But interestingly, Lista, a lending protocol on the BNB Chain, is doing something different. Instead of following the trend and creating hype, it has launched a real-world asset product. The concept is simple: deposit USDT to receive tokenized assets backed by U.S. Treasuries, earning a stable 4% annual return. It's straightforward and unpretentious.
In a market full of speculation and volatility, this kind of "predictable certainty" is actually rare. Supported by a lock-up scale of $43 billion, Lista is transforming from a simple lending protocol into a complete DeFi ecosystem. Besides RWA products, it is also planning innovative sectors like credit lending.
Some question whether it is "spreading itself too thin." But the logic is quite clear: first stabilize revenue through RWA business, then use these cash flows to support further product innovation. This approach is more reliable than projects that rely entirely on token incentives.
The market will always have stories of overnight riches. But for those with a long-term asset allocation perspective, the underlying ability to generate stable cash flow is far more valuable than short-term hot spots.