Rather than blindly guessing by staring at candlestick charts, it's clearer to make a simple comparison based on market capitalization.

In the Ethereum lending sector, there are industry leaders like AAVE with a market cap of tens of billions of dollars, and on the same chain, there are established players like Venus, which often jumps by hundreds of millions of dollars. But look at BNB Chain—how much is the emerging stablecoin leader LISTA worth? Just over 40 million US dollars. The gap is obvious, and the room for catch-up is enormous.

The most interesting thing is LISTA's recent movement. It can withstand a market plunge, and when the market shows some signs of recovery, it quietly climbs upward. On-chain data is even more direct—smart money and big investors have been continuously net inflowing. This is no coincidence.

The key lies in its economic model design. The veLISTA locking mechanism ensures that as the protocol's revenue grows, the buyback and burn efforts increase accordingly, gradually reducing the circulating supply. The long-term value potential of this model is far deeper than the surface numbers suggest.

Have you ever thought about how CAKE in 2020 was already in this state before takeoff? When the trend in the sector shifts back to BNB Chain, Lisa, as a foundational infrastructure, will almost certainly be among the first-tier choices. Now is the time to lay low—either get in early or wait until it surges and chase at a high point.