How should crypto assets be stored to ensure both safety and profitability? This question has troubled many people.
Now there's a new approach worth trying—using over-collateralization to mint decentralized stablecoins. For example, using your mainstream assets like BNB, ETH as collateral to generate lisUSD. The beauty of this mechanism is that your assets always remain in your control, with no middlemen earning a spread.
What's even more interesting is the yield design. Staking these assets not only allows participation in the protocol's operation but also earns LISTA tokens as incentives. As your assets appreciate, your tokens also accumulate, effectively opening a dual-income channel.
If you hold LISTA, your role shifts from a passive participant to a co-governor of the protocol. Governance proposals, parameter adjustments—decisions that affect the protocol's future—are decided with your vote.
Compared to traditional asset custody methods, which offer limited returns, this approach of autonomous control, diversified income, and governance participation truly represents the future of modern finance.
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MEVictim
· 4h ago
It's another story of "double gains," always sounding so perfect...
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-10 10:06
Sounds good, but I've seen the over-collateralization logic too many times. The article doesn't mention liquidation risk, it feels like it's avoiding the topic.
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TokenToaster
· 01-09 22:23
Dual income sounds great, but can it really generate stable returns? This logic feels a bit like those protocols that collapsed before...
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TooScaredToSell
· 01-08 15:00
Double returns sound great, but what is a reasonable collateralization ratio? Afraid it's just another trick.
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SerumSquirrel
· 01-08 14:55
Double returns sound great, but how can we ensure it won't crash like Luna did last time?
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DaoTherapy
· 01-08 14:50
This gameplay sounds pretty good, but I always feel a bit uneasy about over-collateralized minting... Double rewards are attractive, but I'm worried about a sudden pullback causing liquidation.
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AirdropNinja
· 01-08 14:49
Double returns sound good, but then you have to worry about liquidation risk. With ETH's volatility so high, are you really willing to fully collateralize?
How should crypto assets be stored to ensure both safety and profitability? This question has troubled many people.
Now there's a new approach worth trying—using over-collateralization to mint decentralized stablecoins. For example, using your mainstream assets like BNB, ETH as collateral to generate lisUSD. The beauty of this mechanism is that your assets always remain in your control, with no middlemen earning a spread.
What's even more interesting is the yield design. Staking these assets not only allows participation in the protocol's operation but also earns LISTA tokens as incentives. As your assets appreciate, your tokens also accumulate, effectively opening a dual-income channel.
If you hold LISTA, your role shifts from a passive participant to a co-governor of the protocol. Governance proposals, parameter adjustments—decisions that affect the protocol's future—are decided with your vote.
Compared to traditional asset custody methods, which offer limited returns, this approach of autonomous control, diversified income, and governance participation truly represents the future of modern finance.