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lisUSD Info
Lista DAO is a decentralized, over-collateralized lending and liquid staking platform operating on the BNB Chain. Its native “destablecoin,” lisUSD, is over-collateralized by assets like BNB, ETH, slisBNB, and wBETH and can be redeemed for $1 worth of BNB. Users can borrow lisUSD at a collateral ratio of approximately 152% (~66% Loan-to-Value or LTV) by depositing these assets. lisUSD serves multiple purposes, including borrowing, liquidity mining on decentralized exchanges (DEXs), and as a payment method for goods and services. The protocol emphasizes decentralization and plans to launch its DAO governance structure following the Token Generation Event (TGE) of its governance token, LISTA.
What Makes lisUSD Unique?
lisUSD stands out by being backed by leading Layer 1 tokens like BNB and ETH. It combines features of established protocols such as MakerDAO while addressing gaps in capital efficiency and financial rewards. This allows users to achieve sustainable returns on their borrowed lisUSD while benefiting from improved decentralization and liquidity.
Risk Management at Lista DAO
Lista DAO prioritizes risk management through several mechanisms:
- Over-Collateralization: A 66% LTV ratio ensures sufficient collateralization to withstand market volatility, referencing MakerDAO’s battle-tested model.
- Liquidation Alerts: Users can subscribe to Helio’s Liquidation Alert System (LAS) to receive notifications via Telegram when their collateral approaches the liquidation threshold or experiences significant price volatility.
- Emergency Shutdown Mechanism: A smart contract-regulated shutdown process is in place to protect the protocol during extreme market events (“black swan” scenarios).
Core Goal
The primary objective of Lista DAO is to introduce lisUSD as a capital-efficient and decentralized digital currency while fostering a secure, user-driven financial ecosystem.
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