Many BNB holders overlook the potential of the slisBNB tool when seeking yields.

Let's look at the current data: the exchange rate is approximately 1 slisBNB equals 1.034 BNB, with a total platform staked amount of 1,160,119.1989 BNB, which translates to about 1.05 billion USD in volume. The annualized yield breakdown shows an average of 7.22% over 6 months, with the staking pool providing 6.51%, liquidity staking contributing 0.71%, and network fees consuming about 0.000015 BNB.

My own approach is as follows: first, convert BNB into slisBNB to earn staking rewards, then use slisBNB as collateral to borrow stablecoins. The borrowed stablecoins are then used for low-volatility yield strategies. What's the biggest advantage of doing this? You are no longer betting on a single source of income but splitting the yield into two independent streams — one from staking rewards and the other from arbitrage via borrowed coins.

But there is a key variable here: the platform's incentive flow. The $LISTA token determines which direction the capital incentives flow. Once the incentive configuration changes, the cost-benefit ratio of the entire chain will adjust, so regular review is necessary.