The eye of the geopolitical storm is quietly shifting towards the cryptocurrency market. Russian advisors have issued a direct warning: digital currencies could potentially become a "financial weapon" for the US. While the claim of "$35 trillion in debt being transferred to the crypto cloud" may sound exaggerated, it accurately hits the industry's weak spot: if stablecoins are firmly controlled by a single country, the global financial risks will be unimaginable. Looking back at history, from the collapse of the gold standard to the Nixon Shock, monetary policy has shifted at a moment's notice, often sacrificing the interests of others first. Currently, the US is quietly pushing the GENIUS Act, ostensibly a regulatory effort, but in reality paving the way for the extension of US dollar hegemony into the crypto world. This internecine confrontation may actually accelerate the rise of decentralized stablecoins. Non-US dollar stablecoins and algorithmic stablecoins may be experiencing an unprecedented window of opportunity. In practice, protocols like Lista DAO have already quietly established a system for USD1 issuance and circulation that doesn't rely on a single entity. It's like a "super fuel tank" for USD1: users can borrow USD1 by pledging BNB and generate USD1 through CDPs. Over 60% of on-chain transactions go through Lista—all driven by genuine demand, no inflated value. Even more remarkable, Lista provides deep liquidity for USD1, with DEX slippage as low as 0.1%, making the experience as smooth as using a credit card. At the same time, it continues to expand its application scenarios, from lending and mining to payments and e-commerce consumption, transforming USD1 from just a trading symbol to truly usable "on-chain cash." @lista_dao #ListaDAO leads USD1 on-chain liquidity $LISTA