The recent rebound of BSC, honestly, I don't care about price fluctuations. Anyone can pump the market; the key is whether there are real things that can be used.

I recently reopened the BSC browser, all because of the ListaDAO project.

The reason is quite straightforward: it’s not the kind of protocol that "talks about future prospects for half a day, but ends up empty." You can see at a glance what they are doing, and you can also immediately tell who will need it.

ListaDAO is doing a very pragmatic business—building a stable, low-cost lending + yield system for BSC.

The scenario is simple: you have assets but don’t want to close your position, and you need stablecoins for liquidity. So, you pledge assets, borrow stablecoins, and then go elsewhere to earn yields.

This logic has already been played out on Ethereum. But the problem is—BSC has never found a truly "safe, worry-free, scalable" implementation plan.

Lista aims to fill this gap.

Low operational costs, short processes, user-friendly interface—you don’t need to master DeFi jargon, nor do you have to sign a bunch of permissions repeatedly. In today’s environment, this is already a scarce commodity.

More importantly, the design approach clearly revolves around BSC’s real user base, rather than copying Ethereum’s template.

You’ll find that users of Lista are not those gamblers chasing 1000% annual yields. Instead, they are institutional and advanced users who already have scale and are starting to value "efficiency" and "fund liquidity."

This type of project has a characteristic: it may not be hot today and cold tomorrow, but it will gradually evolve into the infrastructure of the ecosystem.

By the time you truly realize its importance, a large amount of capital will already be flowing through it.

BSC is now at a sensitive time window: the ecosystem is beginning to wake up, funds are flowing back, but there aren’t many truly useful tools. ListaDAO hits this timing quite accurately.

To be honest, if BSC is going to go far this time, Lista is likely the project that can’t be avoided.

Some projects rely on stories for support; others survive on daily real usage traffic. Lista is obviously the latter.