lisUSD (lisUSD)

Farming Alpha requires 'stablecoins'. The best outcome would be for LisUSD and USD1 to be included in Alpha, just like certain medicines are included in medical insurance. It depends on whether Alpha dares to innovate and include them.

On one side, there are national debt stablecoins, and on the other, collateralized stablecoins. The extremely narrow range and arbitrage buying protection after de-pegging would overshadow other Alpha coin trading pairs, which would both promote LisUSD's use cases and trading volume, and bring revenue to the Lista protocol.

So some people say stablecoins cannot be considered Alpha. If a project token designed specifically for Alpha, relying on a BNB collateral mechanism, emerges—a token that is both a project token and a stablecoin—should it be listed in Alpha? For example, the previous ZKJ trading pair generated 0.5M daily profit. Should this lucrative flow go to outsiders or stay within?