2026-01-21 08:24:53

Stablecoins play the role of liquidity blood in the DeFi ecosystem, while decentralized lending platforms serve as key hubs for these capital flows. When USD1 (a compliant stablecoin fully backed by US Treasury bonds and USD deposits) is integrated into Lista Lending, a deep application synergy is formed between the two.

The core advantage of USD1 lies in its real asset backing—providing investors with a trustworthy digital dollar solution. As a decentralized lending platform, Lista Lending borrows USD1 from issuers at a lower interest rate (about 0.65%) and lends it out at the market rate (about 0.85%), earning from the interest spread. This seemingly simple arbitrage mechanism has brought substantial growth momentum to both ecosystems.

For USD1, the lending platform creates real interest-bearing application scenarios, transforming the stablecoin from a static asset into a financial instrument with earning potential. For the Lista ecosystem, integrating compliant stablecoins significantly enhances the platform’s capital depth and user attraction. This close integration is precisely a sign of the Web3 lending market maturing—forming a closed loop among products and continuously stacking ecosystem value.

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ShadowStaker

· 01-21 08:53

nah the 20bp spread is honestly fine but let me see if this actually moves validator attrition metrics... otherwise it's just another liquidity facade tbh

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-21 08:41

Hmm, a spread of 0.65% to 0.85%, I’m familiar with this trick, it’s just making money twice Real asset backing is indeed stable, but the question is when will the regulatory wind change The ecological cycle of DeFi lending is quite interesting, but it depends on whether users will really use it I agree that stablecoins have yield-generating scenarios, better than just lying in the wallet Compliance stablecoins connecting to DeFi, this needs observation, the outlook is good but don’t rush to all in The closed-loop ecosystem sounds great, but whether it can operate smoothly in practice depends on the data USD1 with 100% asset backing sounds like a selling point, but can it really be maintained? Lista’s move is good, making stablecoin liquidity work, but the key is how to expand the scale later

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 01-21 08:37

A 0.2% spread can get you this excited? Honestly, it's a bit questionable.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 01-21 08:34

A 0.2% spread and you're applauding? Is this what they call deep collaboration? Real asset backing sounds good, but will it really run away... How about USD1 integration? It still depends on whether people will use it later.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-21 08:30

Can a 0.2% spread support the entire ecosystem? Data shows that during the last bull market, projects like these had liquidation rates exceeding 80%. Interestingly, the same story is being repeated now.

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SigmaBrain

· 01-21 08:29

Stablecoins backed by real assets—no more hype this time Let's see if lista can really absorb this interest margin 100% support sounds good, but how long it can last remains to be seen This feels more like what a stablecoin should look like Interest margin of 0.2%, this return is what it is—no need to hype or criticize

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