How can stablecoins generate higher returns? Instead of letting them sit idle, it's better to put them to work. USD1, as a highly liquid stablecoin, actually has a broad range of applications in the market — not only can it circulate on top-tier exchanges, but it can also penetrate various corners of DeFi.



The practical approach is as follows: you can invest USD1 into a DEX as a liquidity provider to earn trading fees; or participate in liquidity mining projects on other platforms to profit from time differences and platform disparities. The key is to switch positions between different "yield hotspots" to seize the largest interest rate gaps. LISTA token holders have an advantage in this area, as they can continuously follow new mechanisms within the ecosystem.

Of course, don't forget the other side of DeFi — smart contract risks do exist, so be cautious when choosing platforms and projects. Start with small trials and gradually increase your position; this way, you can experience returns while managing risks.
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UncleLiquidationvip
· 23h ago
Holding stablecoins indeed results in losses, but this set of operations is just so-so. Hedging risks feels like the returns disappear. --- I've been tired of LP mining for a while. Just waiting for a platform to blow up big. --- LISTA holders do have a slight advantage, but the real profit comes from those arbitrage experts. We can only follow the trend. --- Trying small-scale experiments sounds easy, but in reality, a single contract risk can wipe you out completely. --- The problem is, with such poor DEX liquidity, can you really earn any returns... --- The term "profit hotspot" sounds impressive, but who is actually making money? --- Instead of messing around with these, it's more reliable to put stablecoins into lending platforms to earn interest.
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ForkThisDAOvip
· 01-09 22:49
Holding stablecoins indeed results in losses, but this operational process still seems to have a pretty high threshold. Not many people can truly stabilize arbitrage. Enough with the small-scale trial-and-error approach; I've heard it so many times. The key is still to pick the right projects. USD1 liquidity is indeed good, but the risk aspect really needs attention. If a contract vulnerability occurs, everything is gone. Relying solely on LISTA to guarantee profits? I think it's a gamble. The ecological mechanism has too many variables.
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MemeCoinSavantvip
· 01-09 22:48
tbh the whole "yield farming across yield farms" thesis just sounds like financial arbitrage with extra steps and way more bugs waiting to wreck you ngl... but statistically speaking the memetic velocity of stable coin utilities has demonstrated p < 0.05 significance in behavioral finance models so ig the numbers don't lie
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NotSatoshivip
· 01-09 22:45
Storing stablecoins and letting them gather dust is indeed a loss, but frequently switching really is just working for gas fees... Your logic sounds good, but the advantage of LISTA holders somehow feels like a form of indirect promotion? Who dares to say that DeFi "Russian nesting doll" risks are completely controllable? Small-scale trial and error are fine, but don't go all-in just because you hear a story about a certain token.
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SchrodingersPapervip
· 01-09 22:36
Can stablecoins really generate returns? I feel like it's all just a scam to harvest profits.
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SandwichTradervip
· 01-09 22:33
Stablecoins just sitting around collecting dust? I think it's fine, I'm doing the same haha --- With USD1 liquidity so abundant, not taking advantage of it would be a waste --- DEX mining is indeed good, but I'm worried about getting caught in a trap. I agree with small-scale trial and error --- LISTA holders are definitely more favored, they understand the ecosystem gameplay better --- Interest rate arbitrage sounds simple, but actually executing it is quite tricky... --- You can't ignore the risks of smart contracts, many people have fallen victim to them --- Wanting to earn returns but also stay safe— that's not realistic, you have to accept some risks
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FOMOSapienvip
· 01-09 22:32
Holding stablecoins passively is a waste; better to run in LP pools. The transaction fees are pretty good, but you need to be careful of contract explosions.
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