The bull market has truly arrived, and those DeFi projects that buried themselves in building during the bear market will face a critical moment.
If the focus of the next cycle shifts to mainstream ecosystems like Ethereum, L2, and BNB, then LSDFi projects centered around staking and stablecoins could become the forefront of liquidity. Why is that?
Let's first look at the user demand side. Long-term holders will face a question: how to obtain liquidity without selling their core assets? Using BNB or ETH as collateral to lend out stablecoins for spot trading or leveraged contracts—this is a classic strategy among seasoned bull market players. A good LSDFi project, with robust collateral diversity, solid liquidation design, and stablecoin peg stability, can capture this demand while keeping systemic risk within a reasonable range.
Next, consider the growth path of the protocol itself. A bull market is not only an opportunity to make money but also a window for ecosystem expansion. Imagine stablecoins and liquidity staking tokens gradually connecting with DEXs, lending, derivatives, blockchain games, and other sectors, forming a mutually reinforcing capital network. Once this ecosystem network takes shape, the project evolves from a standalone tool into the infrastructure of the ecosystem capital layer—this is a qualitative leap.
For early users participating in this process, the returns are just the surface reward; the real value lies in witnessing and participating in the full growth of a main narrative.
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RektRecovery
· 9h ago
lol "solid liquidation design" — i've seen this movie before. always does until it doesn't. one black swan and suddenly everyone's crying about "unforeseen market conditions"
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12h ago
lsdfi this wave is indeed visible, just worried it might become a new way to harvest retail investors again. The stablecoin peg needs to be closely monitored.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12h ago
watching the wallet clustering patterns rn... those accumulation addresses are moving stablecoins in statistically significant waves. something's brewing beneath the surface.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 12h ago
Building blocks during the bear market are about to bloom. LSDFi's current wave really feels like it can't hold on anymore.
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ContractTearjerker
· 12h ago
Building blocks during the bear market are about to bloom. LSDFi really has something this time; it all depends on who can hold steady above the liquidation line.
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VibesOverCharts
· 12h ago
Waiting for the LSDFi project to take off. The silent projects during the bear market are really the ones that should shine now.
The bull market has truly arrived, and those DeFi projects that buried themselves in building during the bear market will face a critical moment.
If the focus of the next cycle shifts to mainstream ecosystems like Ethereum, L2, and BNB, then LSDFi projects centered around staking and stablecoins could become the forefront of liquidity. Why is that?
Let's first look at the user demand side. Long-term holders will face a question: how to obtain liquidity without selling their core assets? Using BNB or ETH as collateral to lend out stablecoins for spot trading or leveraged contracts—this is a classic strategy among seasoned bull market players. A good LSDFi project, with robust collateral diversity, solid liquidation design, and stablecoin peg stability, can capture this demand while keeping systemic risk within a reasonable range.
Next, consider the growth path of the protocol itself. A bull market is not only an opportunity to make money but also a window for ecosystem expansion. Imagine stablecoins and liquidity staking tokens gradually connecting with DEXs, lending, derivatives, blockchain games, and other sectors, forming a mutually reinforcing capital network. Once this ecosystem network takes shape, the project evolves from a standalone tool into the infrastructure of the ecosystem capital layer—this is a qualitative leap.
For early users participating in this process, the returns are just the surface reward; the real value lies in witnessing and participating in the full growth of a main narrative.