Many people look at stablecoin USD1 and only focus on the fluctuations of trading pairs. In fact, what’s more worth studying is where this money flows and how to make a profit.

In a leading exchange’s financial products, USD1 savings accounts can offer a yield of 20.05%, but this yield has a ceiling—covering only 0 to 50,000 USD1. For amounts exceeding this limit, the yield drops sharply to 0.05%.

This raises a real-world problem: if you want to maximize your returns, the difficulty isn’t in the operational techniques but in how to continuously obtain enough stablecoin quota. Relying solely on the exchange’s fixed products, players’ growth potential is limited.

What ListaDAO is doing is breaking this bottleneck. It connects USD1 to a full set of DeFi modules—lending, Vaults, stablecoin pools—transforming stablecoins from just earning dead interest on exchanges into active assets that can circulate and be combined within the ecosystem.

You can think of it as a main pipeline. As more users utilize this pipeline to allocate USD1, the demand for underlying collateral assets and stablecoins is amplified. When demand increases, the space for yield and incentive design opens up.

At this point, veLISTA governance voting becomes crucial. It determines which direction the incentive resources flow—whether toward lending protocols or stablecoin trading pairs—directly affecting your sources of income.

If you believe in this logic, holding LISTA is not just a bet on price fluctuations but also participating in the allocation of the entire ecosystem’s revenue sharing. From this perspective, stablecoin yields have never been solely the result of individual product design but the collective effort of the entire ecosystem.