A series of initiatives by ListaDAO——from smart risk control upgrades, phased staking mechanisms, to now cross-chain expansion and periodic buybacks and burns——each step is strengthening the ecosystem's competitiveness. My view is that cross-chain deployment and buyback and burn are far more than simple feature optimizations; they are actually launching a dual engine of "value spillover" — which makes me believe that the ecosystem's potential space is far from saturated.

The boundaries of an ecosystem are often the ceiling of its value. Previously, ListaDAO's users and funds were mainly concentrated in the BNB ecosystem, allowing us to benefit from its growth and quickly scale up, but at the same time, we were also constrained — to continue expanding, new growth points must be found. This time, the official announcement of entering Ethereum is crucial in breaking this barrier and accessing a larger capital market.

Why is this step so critical? I see it from three perspectives.

First is the leap in user numbers. Ethereum is the world's largest DeFi ecosystem, with hundreds of millions of users, many of whom are seeking stable income opportunities and are very interested in RWA assets. After the cross-chain functionality is launched, it becomes much easier for these users to participate in the ListaDAO ecosystem without complex operations. It is foreseeable that within three months of launch, the monthly active users should at least double.

Second is the release of capital volume. The Ethereum ecosystem harbors a large amount of dormant funds without exits, and these idle capitals are looking for high-quality destinations. ListaDAO's products happen to meet this demand, and once integrated, it will trigger rapid capital aggregation. This not only increases the total locked value of the ecosystem but also enhances its risk resistance.