To brush Alpha, "stablecoins" are needed. The best outcome is for LisUSD and USD1 to be included in Alpha, just like how the xx drug was included in medical insurance. It all depends on whether Alpha is willing to innovate and include them.

On one side, there are government bond stablecoins, and on the other side, there are collateralized stablecoins. The extremely narrow range and the arbitrage buying protection after decoupling will make other Alpha coins' trading pairs look dim in comparison. This not only promotes the scenarios and trading volume of LisUSD but also brings revenue to the Lista protocol.

Now, some may say that stablecoins cannot be considered Alpha. If a project token, designed specifically for Alpha and relying on a BNB collateral mechanism, emerges, should it be included in Alpha as both a project token and a stablecoin? Just like before, whether the trading pair of ZKJ, which earned 0.5M daily, benefits outsiders or ourselves.