ListaDAO, although originally established on the BNB Chain, has long set its sights on a broader ecosystem.

From a technical perspective, their core architecture is designed to be quite flexible. Moving to other chains doesn't incur too high a cost. It is understood that they have already conducted test deployments on Ethereum's Layer 2 networks — where the ecosystem is more mature, security is more assured, and the user base is quite substantial. They are also evaluating other high-performance public chains, after all, you can't put all your eggs in one basket.

Once cross-chain bridges are established, the situation becomes quite interesting. Your lisUSD on the BNB Chain can seamlessly flow to other chains for use, and reverse transfers are also no problem. This breaks the limitations of a single chain, allowing funds to chase the best opportunities at any time, significantly improving utilization efficiency.

The practical issue faced by multi-chain operations is coordinating community governance. The current plan is: make major decisions primarily on the BNB Chain, while other chains maintain relative independence. Major decisions are made on the main chain, and daily affairs are discussed autonomously within each chain's community. This approach maintains overall unity while respecting the differentiated needs of different ecosystems.