After so many years of playing with crypto assets, you've probably experienced that conflicting feeling: wanting to stake your assets to earn yields, but also fearing that liquidity might get locked up. LSTs once solved the problem of basic locking, and re-staking LRTs pushed the boundary further. But frankly, these solutions are always patching the same issue—how to find a balance between locking assets and earning returns.



One project’s approach, however, is a bit different. It doesn’t stay at the stage of simply issuing a staking certificate and calling it a day. Instead, it treats your LSTs, and even slisBNB obtained from staking BNB, as raw materials fed into a financial reactor to mint a stablecoin like lisUSD. What does this mean? Your staked assets are no longer confined to a single chain but can circulate freely across the entire DeFi ecosystem. The once rigid staking certificates transform into truly versatile capital.

The key lies in the next step. Holding the relevant tokens grants you governance rights. It’s not just about passively enjoying protocol dividends, but actively participating in shaping the future of this ecosystem. This is the true meaning of liquidity evolution—not just unlocking assets, but transforming them into programmable, composable financial infrastructure.

From asset unlocking to capital creation, this exploration has only just begun. Behind the wave of LSTs and re-staking, those who can forge new paths may seize the next big opportunity.
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CoffeeOnChainvip
· 01-17 05:55
Ah, the LISUSD logic is indeed interesting, but it feels like old wine in a new bottle? Can it truly achieve free cross-chain transfer, or should we still worry about bridge risks... Governance rights sound good, but I'm afraid it will just become a playground for big players. Can this wave hold up? I'm a bit unsure. It feels like they're just telling stories again. Whether it can actually break out remains to be seen.
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SybilAttackVictimvip
· 01-17 05:50
In other words, it's about revitalizing dead assets into liquidity, and this idea is indeed brilliant. Staking certificates turning into stablecoins? Sounds plausible, but can lisUSD really stay stable... It's governance rights and general capital, feels like each round is redefining the wheel. Okay, this time the approach is indeed different, but ultimately it depends on whose ecosystem can truly take off. Transforming LST into DeFi infrastructure? Wow, are they trying to build with Lego blocks? Liquidity has been stuck for a long time, and finally someone wants to go deeper. Wait, is there a discussion on lisUSD's risk model? It seems prone to liquidation whirlpools. Capital creation sounds great, but we still need to watch out for liquidity traps... Is the plan to create the next Curve or something? The governance rights part feels a bit overly promised.
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BuyHighSellLowvip
· 01-17 05:47
It's the same old staking tricks. Honestly, they just want your coins to stay still, only with a different name called stablecoin.
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SandwichHuntervip
· 01-17 05:44
Hmm... The logic of lisUSD sounds pretty good, but only a few can actually run smoothly. It sounds nice to say that staking certificates can be turned into general capital, but the question is, who will believe it? Governance rights sound appealing, but in the end, it's still the whales who call the shots. Is this just a new bottle of old wine? I'm holding a wait-and-see attitude for now. Damn, I didn't think of the concept of a financial reactor... That's quite interesting. Liquidity has been going in circles; ultimately, it can't escape the two words: risk. The next hot trend? I just want to know who will become the bag-holder this time. slisBNB minting lisUSD... On-chain free circulation sounds comfortable, but how will it work in practice?
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BloodInStreetsvip
· 01-17 05:44
Another story of a "financial reactor," sounds just like the next flag for the upcoming harvest of naive investors.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 01-17 05:36
Uh, this set of financial reactors sounds a bit complicated. Can it really run smoothly?
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