2026-01-08 16:33:41

Let's talk about the recently关注的LISTA project. This project is backed by a leading exchange's laboratory with a strategic investment of tens of millions of dollars. It adopts a dual-token architecture—LISTA for governance rights and lisUSD for stablecoin functionality. This combination is quite innovative. Decentralized governance has been continuously iterating and optimizing, and the internal ecosystem synergy is also quite evident.

From an investment perspective, institutional funds are gradually entering the market, and the big trend of RWA on-chain is accelerating. The project's cross-chain functionality is also being upgraded and iterated. Some research institutions predict that between 2026 and 2030, the token could see several times growth potential. If this logic holds, it is indeed worth paying close attention to.

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TheMemefather

· 01-11 02:08

The dual-token architecture is getting old; what's really important is whether the ecosystem can truly scale. The lisUSD stablecoin track is so crowded; what makes it stand out? Millions of dollars in investment sound good, but what really matters is the subsequent market performance. Predictions for 2026-2030 are just clouds; the real concern is how the coin price will move next year.

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GetRichLeek

· 01-10 07:55

Head exchanges endorsement + dual tokens + RWA trend, this combination really has some substance. Institutions are lurking, while I, a retail investor, am still studying candlestick charts, always catching the top... Should I try to buy the dip in advance this time?

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AirdropHunter9000

· 01-08 22:59

The dual-token design is indeed innovative, but is the stability of lisUSD reliable?

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Whale_Whisperer

· 01-08 17:04

The dual-token architecture is indeed interesting, and the lisUSD stablecoin track has been ongoing non-stop for the past two years. Only talking about paying attention after institutions enter the market? I think it depends on how the actual ecosystem implementation turns out. Predictions for 2026-2030 are just for listening; the crypto world changes every year.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-08 17:03

The dual-token architecture is indeed quite interesting. The combination of lisUSD + LISTA hasn't gotten old at all. Institutional entry is a signal, but it depends on whether it's real money or just talk... RWA is definitely a hot topic, but I'm worried it might become just another tool for rug pulls. Multiple times growth from 2026-2030? Many projects have claimed this tune before, but the stablecoin track does have potential. Continuing to observe.

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MEVHunterWang

· 01-08 16:57

Why is the dual-token design coming back again? Is the lisUSD stablecoin reliable?

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 01-08 16:51

The dual-token architecture feels like just playing with concepts. Can lisUSD really stay stable? Institutional entry is a good sign, but predictions for 2026-2030... just listen to them, who can be accurate? Millions in funding sound impressive, but it all depends on execution. What are the use cases for lisUSD? Are there practical applications or just expectations? The RWA trend is indeed hot, but how much market share can LISTA capture in this space?

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PoolJumper

· 01-08 16:49

The dual-token architecture is indeed a fresh approach, but how stable is lisUSD?

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