The "Invisible Killer" of Stablecoins: Peg Deviation, How Does LisUSD Cope with the Trust Crisis?
$1 is not a given. When LisUSD is worth only $0.98 on the market, your wealth has already quietly shrunk. In such times, what is ListaDAO's "stabilizing force"?
All algorithmic or collateralized stablecoins face peg pressure. LisUSD's stability relies not only on the collateral ratio but also on the design of the arbitrage mechanism and market depth.
When LisUSD < $1, arbitrageurs can buy LisUSD and redeem $1 worth of collateral to profit, thus driving up the price. The efficiency and cost of this process determine the speed of peg restoration. If the redemption process is complex, expensive, or slow, arbitrage power is weak, and de-pegging may persist or even amplify.
You must monitor:
Secondary Market Price: The price curve of the LisUSD/USDC trading pair on major DEXs, especially order book depth.
Redemption Data and Costs: Observe the actual execution time and total cost (Gas + fees) of on-chain redemptions when large-scale redemptions occur. Arbitrage Address Activity: Are there any well-known "whale" addresses frequently engaging in arbitrage operations when the peg deviates? Are they the system's stabilizers?
Maintaining a stable peg is the lifeline of stablecoin compliance narratives. ListaDAO's value lies in its ability to demonstrate rapid and automated peg recovery during multiple market fluctuations; this will be its core asset for gaining market trust.
If you see LISUSD slightly deviate from its peg (e.g., to 0.995), will you immediately act to arbitrage, or assume the system will automatically correct itself and choose to wait and see? Why?
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