Many people view ListaDAO from the perspective of ordinary users' financial management, but for developers and project teams, its significance is entirely different — essentially, it is a plug-and-play funding base.

The biggest pitfall in launching a new protocol is where the liquidity comes from. When first released, TVL is virtually meaningless, let alone user engagement. At this point, if it can connect to ListaDAO, for example, using lisUSD as the trading pair's base unit, or treating slisBNB as a priority collateral, new projects can directly benefit from the liquidity and user base already accumulated within ListaDAO. For users, it's just one additional step; but for new projects? This is a "plug-and-play" funding channel, drastically reducing the cost and difficulty of cold start.

Looking at it from another angle makes it even clearer. ListaDAO is not just serving a single protocol; it acts as a "funding and credit hub" within the BNB ecosystem, allowing upper-layer applications to share the same underlying liquidity pool. Once LSDFi truly becomes a standard on public chains, the necessity of such "base layer protocols" goes without saying — the more central they are today for stablecoins and lending protocols, the more central they will be, even becoming the infrastructure that all new projects must prioritize integrating.