There have been quite a few lending protocols on BNB Chain in the past two years, but few have truly brought liquidity to life. Lista DAO is one of them, and its approach is interesting — by using assets like slisBNB and slisBNBx, your tokens can participate in liquidity staking to earn yields, while also not missing out on Launchpool, Megadrop, and various airdrops. In simple terms, it's like eating two meals at once.
By the end of 2025, the total value locked (TVL) in this protocol has surpassed $4.3 billion, firmly ranking first in efficiency among BNB Chain lending protocols. Numbers speak for themselves.
In terms of risk control, Lista DAO hasn't been lazy. They don't rely on a single data source but have integrated multiple authoritative price feeds such as Chainlink, Binance Oracle, and Redstone. What's the benefit of this approach? If one data source encounters issues, the system will automatically switch to a backup source, mitigating risk. The multi-oracle aggregation framework sounds professional, but in reality, it's about ensuring security through redundancy.
On the product side, Lista Lending offers particularly competitive borrowing costs. Using BTCB as collateral to borrow USD 1, the interest rate can be as low as 1.02%, a figure that is quite respectable within the ecosystem. For users who need stablecoin liquidity, this option is worth considering.
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SmartContractDiver
· 01-09 18:43
43 billion USD TVL is really impressive; this number doesn't lie.
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 01-09 13:42
4.3 billion locked tokens say it all; Lista really went all out this time.
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MidnightGenesis
· 01-06 21:41
On-chain data shows that the 4.3 billion TVL is indeed solid, but I need to dig into the contract deployment time... That multi-oracle aggregation framework is interesting. It's worth noting the switch logic during Chainlink failures; I need to look at the code implementation.
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StableNomad
· 01-06 21:38
look statistically speaking, 43b tvl is nice but reminds me of UST in may... multi-oracle setup does reduce correlation risk tho, not gonna lie that's actually solid architecture. 1.02% on BTCB lending? theoretically stable i guess, just don't get too comfortable with the yield structure.
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MevTears
· 01-06 21:38
43 billion locked, it does have some substance, but I still need to observe whether they will run away.
There have been quite a few lending protocols on BNB Chain in the past two years, but few have truly brought liquidity to life. Lista DAO is one of them, and its approach is interesting — by using assets like slisBNB and slisBNBx, your tokens can participate in liquidity staking to earn yields, while also not missing out on Launchpool, Megadrop, and various airdrops. In simple terms, it's like eating two meals at once.
By the end of 2025, the total value locked (TVL) in this protocol has surpassed $4.3 billion, firmly ranking first in efficiency among BNB Chain lending protocols. Numbers speak for themselves.
In terms of risk control, Lista DAO hasn't been lazy. They don't rely on a single data source but have integrated multiple authoritative price feeds such as Chainlink, Binance Oracle, and Redstone. What's the benefit of this approach? If one data source encounters issues, the system will automatically switch to a backup source, mitigating risk. The multi-oracle aggregation framework sounds professional, but in reality, it's about ensuring security through redundancy.
On the product side, Lista Lending offers particularly competitive borrowing costs. Using BTCB as collateral to borrow USD 1, the interest rate can be as low as 1.02%, a figure that is quite respectable within the ecosystem. For users who need stablecoin liquidity, this option is worth considering.