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LISTA to USDT Converter
1 LISTA = 0.0802284 USDT · updated 06:21 UTC
Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Lista DAO Markets
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About Lista DAO (LISTA)
Lista DAO combines liquid staking for BNB with collateral-backed borrowing. Its documentation describes slisBNB as a liquid staking token and lisUSD as a stablecoin minted through a collateralized debt position system. LISTA is the protocol’s governance token, while those other assets serve different roles in its products.
BNB liquid staking
Lista’s liquid-staking product lets users stake BNB while receiving slisBNB, a token representing staked BNB. The documentation presents slisBNB as a way to retain a transferable asset while the underlying BNB participates in staking. Its value and liquidity can still differ from BNB in market conditions.
lisUSD and collateral
Lista’s collateralized debt position system lets users lock supported collateral and mint lisUSD. The docs compare the design with MakerDAO’s CDP model. Borrowers must account for collateral requirements and liquidation mechanics; a stablecoin target does not guarantee that lisUSD always trades at exactly one US dollar.
Tokenomics 2.0
Lista’s Tokenomics 2.0 announcement says veLISTA was retired, staked LISTA became immediately redeemable, and governance was simplified around holding LISTA. The same announcement describes directing protocol revenue toward LISTA buybacks. These changes should be attributed to that specific tokenomics update rather than treated as generic DAO features.
Distribution and emissions
Lista’s published distribution assigns 40% of total LISTA supply to community incentives and describes a declining emission curve over 20 years, ending in June 2044. The launch distribution recorded 230 million LISTA, or 23% of total supply, as circulating at the June 20, 2024 token generation event. These are dated allocation terms, not a live supply reading.
Products and risk
The docs also describe Smart Lending, where eligible collateral can be supplied to liquidity pools on Smart Swap while users borrow against it. This combines lending exposure with liquidity-pool trading-fee exposure. Contract risk, collateral volatility, liquidity conditions, and changes approved by governance can affect outcomes; protocol documentation does not remove those risks.
For users comparing the protocol’s products, slisBNB represents a staked BNB position, lisUSD is minted against collateral, and LISTA is the governance asset. Those roles should remain distinct in any explanation of the ecosystem. The project’s dated tokenomics material is the appropriate source for launch allocations and the Tokenomics 2.0 changes.
Lista’s published token distribution says the team allocation begins quarterly linear vesting in June 2025 and continues through March 2029. The distribution page also describes a community-emissions plan extending to June 2044, with a declining annual rate. These dates refer to the published schedule and should be revisited if governance or tokenomics announcements amend it.
The protocol’s product names are useful distinctions: lisUSD is the collateral-backed stablecoin, slisBNB represents staked BNB, and LISTA is the governance token. A description of one should not be substituted for another. The official docs are the primary source for current product terminology and the tokenomics announcement records the specific governance changes.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Lista DAO (LISTA) FAQ
What is Lista DAO (LISTA)?
Lista DAO is a DeFi protocol for BNB liquid staking and collateral-backed borrowing. Its documentation names slisBNB as the liquid staking token and lisUSD as the stablecoin minted through its collateralized debt position system. LISTA is the governance token, so it should not be confused with either product asset.
What is LISTA used for?
LISTA is Lista DAO’s governance token. The project’s Tokenomics 2.0 announcement describes a simplified model after veLISTA was retired, with governance tied to holding LISTA. That announcement also says protocol revenue would be directed toward LISTA buybacks; readers should consult later official notices before assuming every mechanism remains unchanged.
What is slisBNB?
slisBNB represents BNB staked through Lista DAO’s liquid-staking product. The project describes it as a liquid token that lets users retain an asset while the underlying BNB participates in staking. Its market price, redemption terms, and available liquidity may vary, so it should not be treated as identical to unstaked BNB in every situation.
How does lisUSD work?
Lista’s docs describe lisUSD as a stablecoin minted through a collateralized debt position, in which users lock eligible collateral to borrow against it. The model resembles CDP-based lending rather than an automatically guaranteed bank deposit. Collateral values, protocol parameters, and market liquidity can affect whether lisUSD stays near its intended US-dollar peg.
Does LISTA have a fixed supply?
Lista’s published distribution describes a total allocation of one billion LISTA tokens, including 40% for community incentives. Its launch documentation said 230 million LISTA, or 23% of total supply, circulated at the June 20, 2024 token generation event. Community emissions and vesting mean launch circulation is not the same as current circulation.
What changed in Lista Tokenomics 2.0?
The official Tokenomics 2.0 announcement says veLISTA was retired, staked LISTA became immediately redeemable, and governance was simplified around holding LISTA. It also describes redirecting protocol revenue toward buybacks. Those are specific changes in the announced model; check the dated announcement and later governance posts for subsequent amendments.
Can users stake BNB with Lista DAO?
Yes. Lista’s documentation describes a liquid-staking product in which BNB is staked and slisBNB represents the staked position. Liquid staking can preserve token usability, but it does not eliminate smart-contract, validator, liquidity, or market-price risks. The terms available to users depend on the live product and its current contracts.
What is LISTA’s all-time high?
FMchart’s market all-time high for LISTA is $0.8428 on Jun 20, 2024. The figure refers to the market’s recorded high, not a promise that the token will revisit it. For the current reading, check the Price Statistics panel when market data is available and note that exchange coverage can affect composite observations.
How has LISTA performed historically?
Monthly Returns (USD) shows LISTA's month-by-month changes in FMchart's composite history. Annual Price (USD) Change summarizes calendar years, and the composite series may start after LISTA's first trading activity. The table is limited to the period covered by FMchart's composite market data.
Where can LISTA be traded?
LISTA trading availability depends on the exchanges and pairs currently covered by market-data providers. Lista DAO’s protocol docs explain its products but are not a live exchange directory. Check FMchart’s Markets section for the CEX or DEX venues and Spot or Perpetual pairs currently included in its composite view.