Assuming you have $10 million in your pocket and want to earn some yield within the lisUSD ecosystem. The question is—can this amount really be put in? Or, if you lend out $5 million worth of lisUSD all at once to exchange for stablecoins, how bad would the slippage be?

Let's look at the data:

In terms of lending capacity, the debt ceiling usually hovers around hundreds of millions of dollars, so a $10 million limit is not an issue. But the real bottleneck is at the exchange stage. If a DEX's lisUSD/USDT trading pair has liquidity of only $20 million, then dumping $5 million all at once will cause slippage to skyrocket, leading to significant losses.

So, what are the options?

**Official PSM Channel**: If the limit is sufficient, use 1:1 exchange with zero slippage—that's the most comfortable solution.

**Gradual Selling**: Don't be greedy and try to buy everything at once. Execute over 7 days, selling about $1 million each day. Or use an aggregator's TWAP feature to let the bot split your orders automatically, avoiding large slippage.

**OTC Trading**: Contact the official team or market makers directly to negotiate large trades. For whales, this is actually the fastest method.

Back to the core question: amounts under $1 million can be put in directly without pressure. When it reaches the multi-million level, execution skills become crucial. Fortunately, BNB Chain's liquidity pools are deep enough, and most people's dreams of financial freedom can truly be accommodated within this system.