Regarding DAO governance, many people have a misconception — thinking this is a game only big players can participate in, and retail investors have no chance. But this view is completely invalid in ListaDAO.



Did you know? Even if you only have 1000 LISTA in your account, after locking and converting to veLISTA, you will have real voting rights. It’s not just a superficial sense of participation, but actual power to influence the flow of funds.

Once you participate in a vote, you’ll understand. The process is actually super simple — open the governance interface, glance at the incentive rankings of major liquidity pools, and vote for whoever offers the most attractive returns. Although your vote may seem insignificant within the vast overall system, and the incentives you receive might only be a few dollars or a dozen dollars, this feeling of being needed is completely different.

This is not a passive experience of watching numbers fluctuate on an exchange. You are exercising power, influencing the allocation of funds within the ecosystem. And the key point is — when thousands of retail investors’ wishes unite, even project teams have to listen to our voices. This is the true charm of Web3.

Don’t let your tokens sit idle on exchanges. Withdraw, lock them for governance participation, and go vote. At that moment, you will genuinely feel that this protocol is truly yours, not just a playground for some funds or big players.
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RektButAlivevip
· 01-11 12:49
Sounds good, but what I really want to know is how much 1000 LISTA is worth right now... Can we really make a difference as retail investors?
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 01-11 12:49
Really? 1000 LISTA tokens are enough to vote? Then I better withdraw my coins quickly, it's better than letting them sit idle on the exchange.
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TooScaredToSellvip
· 01-11 12:48
Really? 1000 tokens can give you real voting power? That's exactly the feeling I've been looking for. I finally don't have to be a pure spectator anymore.
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TokenDustCollectorvip
· 01-11 12:47
Really, just 1000 LISTA tokens can vote, which truly changes the game. Retail investors are finally no longer spectators.
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FromMinerToFarmervip
· 01-11 12:42
Can I also vote with 1000 LISTA tokens? Then I should withdraw the exchange's tokens and give it a try. It sounds way more interesting than being a farmer.
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MelonFieldvip
· 01-11 12:29
Holding just 1000 LISTA tokens can grant genuine voting rights, which truly changed my view of DAOs. I used to think it was more complicated. Honestly, I was amused by the incentive of "a few U to ten or twenty U," but the feeling of holding power is indeed different. If retail investors unite, even project teams have to listen? That’s a bit far-fetched, but thinking about it, it’s quite interesting. Why does it feel like ListaDAO’s marketing copy is especially good at tugging at your heartstrings? Are they just trying to get me to lock up my tokens? Voting rights sound good, but the actual returns are always way off from expectations. It still depends on how things develop later. Damn, I really should try using my idle coins. Anyway, just sitting in the exchange doesn’t make much sense. This logic is a bit like consumerism, using "your power" to boost retail investors, but come to think of it, it does seem to be the case. The veLISTA mechanism is indeed innovative, but I’m more curious whether this kind of retail investor coalition can really change anything in the end.
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