Many people tend to fall into the traditional financial planning framework when planning for retirement. But if you hold core assets like Bitcoin, there is actually another path worth exploring—creating stable cash flow through decentralized lending protocols.



I recently included Lista DAO in my retirement asset allocation plan. Simply put, the model works like this: first, convert part of your retirement savings into blue-chip crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, then lock them into the Lisa DAO protocol for collateralization. Each month, you can borrow a certain amount of USD1 stablecoins to supplement your living expenses. The best part is that the interest rates are extremely low, so the actual returns are quite good.

The biggest advantage of this approach is—you never need to sell your core assets. Imagine in an era of persistent inflation, maintaining exposure to Bitcoin while regularly generating cash flow to support daily life—this is indeed a smarter approach in financial planning.

However, whether this approach works ultimately depends on the reliability of the protocol itself. I spent a lot of time observing Lisa DAO’s operational logic, team decision-making, and security mechanisms. Honestly, their efforts in system design are visible, and their steady, long-term progress aligns with my risk control expectations. Especially in terms of security, their execution makes it truly reassuring.

What’s more exciting is that this ecosystem is continuously expanding. In the future, if more traditional asset classes can be integrated, the entire planning framework will become more complete and flexible. Currently, participating is somewhat like a bottom-fishing opportunity—being able to discover such practical tools early on feels quite fortunate.

Overall, Lista DAO is not just a speculative asset; it’s more like a handy tool in the asset allocation toolbox. For those looking to build diversified income streams, this path is definitely worth serious consideration.
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WhaleInTrainingvip
· 01-11 22:53
Honestly, not selling coins to cash out liquidity is indeed a brilliant idea, just worried that the protocol might cause trouble someday. Wow, this is exactly the retirement plan I've been wanting, finally someone explained the idea clearly. The key to this mortgage lending approach is trust; you need to investigate whether Lista DAO is reliable. Damn, low-interest cash out? If this really stabilizes, traditional finance might have to step aside. Early involvement in such protocols can either lead to big profits or heavy losses, so risk awareness must be maximized. It feels like opening a new perspective for crypto newbies, but the premise is to trust that the protocol won't cut the internet connection. I like this logic; keeping the base assets unchanged while earning cash flow sounds more appealing the more I think about it.
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GasFeeCrybabyvip
· 01-11 22:49
Haha, isn't this just using coins as collateral to borrow stablecoins? Feels way better than selling them. Not selling coins and still earning interest—this logic does sound pretty appealing. But is Lista DAO really stable? What if the protocol encounters issues? Early investors definitely have a chance; it all depends on whether the ecosystem can take off. By the way, are these interest rates really that low? I haven't seen the specific data.
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SchrodingerProfitvip
· 01-11 22:48
Honestly, I buy into this logic. Compared to just holding onto coins and doing nothing, generating cash flow through lending is indeed clever. But to be honest, I still need to keep a close eye on the risks of this type of DeFi protocol. A single parameter adjustment could cause a major issue. Early entry definitely offers opportunities, but don't put your entire retirement fund here. This group's risk control awareness seems good, but nobody can predict what will happen on the chain. I'm a bit tempted, but I need to observe their data performance a bit more.
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MEVVictimAlliancevip
· 01-11 22:45
Ah, I'm also pondering this matter. Borrowing stablecoins at low interest rates and hodling Bitcoin does seem a bit interesting. But honestly, I still find this logic a bit hard to grasp. What if the protocol encounters issues and gets liquidated directly... LSD staking, lending protocols, DeFi yield farming—brothers have all played around with them. How does Lista compare in reliability to Lido? Emmm, it's not that complicated. It's basically collateralized yield farming in exchange for stablecoins, which is better than currency devaluation. Wait, wait, wait—Is the USD1 borrowing limit fixed every month? How do you hedge against volatility risks... This is indeed a good idea—putting your retirement funds into a single protocol. I'm still a bit hesitant. Want to ask if there's really no liquidation risk, or do you need to keep enough over-collateralization... It looks good, but trust is quite a luxury these days. Still, better to observe and wait. Early entry always has some luck involved. It's not as clear-cut as traditional finance, which makes it a bit exciting.
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MetaMuskRatvip
· 01-11 22:32
Damn, I need to think carefully about this logic. Compared to just holding coins, it does sound more appealing. But I’ve never heard of Lista DAO, I need to do some research before I can get on board. This model feels like passive income, but the premise is that the protocol is really reliable, right? Early participation is indeed tempting, but I’m just worried about a sudden collapse. Borrowing stablecoins at low interest rates sounds a bit too perfect... Is it real? This is the advanced way to hold, selling coins is the mindset of a loser. I like that you don’t need to sell core assets; in an inflation era, this is the right way to play. I need to see who the Lista team is; do your homework before investing. Borrowing stablecoins for living expenses is definitely better than traditional financial management. By the way, has this protocol been security audited? Don’t get rug-pulled.
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GateUser-75ee51e7vip
· 01-11 22:31
Not selling coins and still withdrawing monthly? This logic does have some substance, finally seeing someone think it through. Wait, is it really that stable? It sounds a bit too perfect... If you insist on bottom fishing, now is indeed a point to try. But don't go all in and call it a day. I need to study this carefully; it doesn't sound like a typical "cutting the leeks" scheme. It's basically lending and borrowing; the key is whether the protocol can withstand black swan events—that's the core.
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