ListaDAO's series of measures — from intelligent risk control upgrades, phased staking mechanisms, to current cross-chain expansion and regular buybacks and burns — each step strengthens the competitiveness of the ecosystem. My view is that cross-chain layout and buyback burns represent far more than simple functional optimization; they are actually launching a "dual engine" for "value spillover" — which makes me believe that the potential space of the ecosystem is far from saturated.

The boundaries of an ecosystem are often the ceiling of its value. Previously, ListaDAO's users and capital were mainly concentrated in the BNB ecosystem, which allowed it to benefit from BNB ecosystem development and rapidly scale up, but simultaneously constrained it — to continue expanding, it had to find new growth points. This official announcement of entering Ethereum is key to breaking through this barrier and tapping into a much larger capital market.

Why is this step crucial? I see it from three angles.

First is the leap in user numbers. Ethereum is the world's largest DeFi ecosystem, having accumulated hundreds of millions of users, with many seeking stable yield opportunities and showing strong enthusiasm for RWA assets. Once cross-chain functionality goes live, these users can participate in the ListaDAO ecosystem much more easily, without complex operations needed to enter. It's foreseeable that within three months of launch, monthly active users should at least double.

Second is the release of capital. The Ethereum ecosystem has large amounts of dormant capital with no exit, and this idle capital is seeking quality destinations. ListaDAO's products precisely meet this demand, and once integrated, will trigger rapid capital aggregation. This will not only enhance the ecosystem's total value locked, but also strengthen the ecosystem's risk resistance capability.