LISTA is becoming a popular arbitrage target for many. As a leader in the LSDFi field, this protocol has received backing from top institutions and offers corresponding security in both funds and technology.
Its basic logic is actually simple: you use mainstream blue-chip assets or various interest-bearing tokens as collateral, borrow at very low costs to obtain stablecoins, and then deposit these stablecoins into high-yield investment pools. This way, you can enjoy the returns from the collateral assets themselves while earning the spread between lending and investment. The efficiency of capital utilization is indeed significantly improved.
But to be honest—any high returns come with risks. Especially when using LP tokens as collateral, impermanent loss may quietly occur. Once the collateralization ratio drops, liquidation risk increases. Therefore, participating in such operations requires a clear understanding of your risk tolerance and strict control of your positions.
From a technical perspective, LISTA is currently trading around 0.1607 USDT. There is a support level at 0.1588; if the price approaches this level, the probability of a rebound is relatively high. The resistance level above is at 0.163; breaking through it will be more difficult. Short-term strategies could consider going long at the support level, but be sure to set a stop-loss.
In summary, arbitrage opportunities do exist, but only if you have sufficient risk management awareness.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 16h ago
Impermanent loss is really a killer for arbitrage; if you're not careful, you'll get liquidated. Well said.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-10 11:34
It's both arbitrage and interest rate spreads, sounds great, but when it comes to liquidation, it's a different story.
Impermanent loss is like a ghost, hard to prevent.
Should I position around the 0.1588 support level? First ask yourself if you can afford to lose.
I've seen too many high-yield games, and in the end, they all become others' ATM.
LP as collateral? I advise you to stay calm, it's like exchanging banknotes for gold bars—what if the banknotes depreciate?
LISTA is hot, but I'm scared. I'd rather miss out than get caught in a trap.
Controlling your position well—everyone can say that, but no one can really do it.
Watching others make money while you have to stick to your stop-loss—that's the real test.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 01-08 23:54
It's the same old trick again. Low borrowing costs seem attractive, but a wave of impermanent loss on LP tokens can lead to liquidation immediately. I was liquidated like that last time.
Brothers, don't be blinded by the interest rate spread; risk control is the key.
Support at 0.1588? I think it might go even lower. I won't touch this kind of coin anymore.
Arbitrage sounds simple, but in practice, it's full of pitfalls. Higher capital efficiency also means higher risk.
The LISTA protocol does have institutional backing, but I'm more concerned about how dangerous the liquidation price is set.
Before going long, ask yourself: can you handle a 50% loss? If you can't, don't play.
The real situation is that most people get liquidated before they even see a rebound. I've seen this many times.
Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but how many can actually execute it?
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probably_nothing_anon
· 01-08 23:54
It sounds like the arbitrage opportunity is good, but impermanent loss can really catch you off guard—one slip-up and you'll get liquidated.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-08 23:51
Good grief, it's another high-interest spread temptation. I'm familiar with this trick; I need to keep a close eye on the liquidation line.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 01-08 23:46
High-yield arbitrage sounds very tempting, but once it gets liquidated, it's over. I've seen it happen before.
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degenwhisperer
· 01-08 23:44
It sounds like a leverage game, betting on the unpredictability not to happen while making a profit from the price difference? I'm still a bit afraid.
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LostBetweenChains
· 01-08 23:41
Impermanent loss really needs to be monitored closely, or else liquidation packages will be delivered at any moment.
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HodlVeteran
· 01-08 23:24
Oops, it's another scheme that sounds like it could make you rich. That's exactly how I got sucked in back then...
The moment of liquidation comes much faster than breaking through resistance levels, brother.
0.1588 support? I only trust my stop-loss orders; everything else is out of the question.
That LP collateral thing... wait, isn't that the thing I lost a lot on? A curse, indeed.
You can try to earn interest rate spreads, but never go all-in, or the liquidation notice will be your final gentle farewell.
LISTA is becoming a popular arbitrage target for many. As a leader in the LSDFi field, this protocol has received backing from top institutions and offers corresponding security in both funds and technology.
Its basic logic is actually simple: you use mainstream blue-chip assets or various interest-bearing tokens as collateral, borrow at very low costs to obtain stablecoins, and then deposit these stablecoins into high-yield investment pools. This way, you can enjoy the returns from the collateral assets themselves while earning the spread between lending and investment. The efficiency of capital utilization is indeed significantly improved.
But to be honest—any high returns come with risks. Especially when using LP tokens as collateral, impermanent loss may quietly occur. Once the collateralization ratio drops, liquidation risk increases. Therefore, participating in such operations requires a clear understanding of your risk tolerance and strict control of your positions.
From a technical perspective, LISTA is currently trading around 0.1607 USDT. There is a support level at 0.1588; if the price approaches this level, the probability of a rebound is relatively high. The resistance level above is at 0.163; breaking through it will be more difficult. Short-term strategies could consider going long at the support level, but be sure to set a stop-loss.
In summary, arbitrage opportunities do exist, but only if you have sufficient risk management awareness.