LISA
  • What is LISA?
    • LISA
  • Supported Tokens
    • Stacks ($STX)
      • How LiSTX Architecture Works?
        • Mint Factory
        • LISA Vault
        • Strategies
    • Bitcoin ($BTC)
      • How LiaBTC Earns Bitcoin Yield?
      • What is LiaBTC backed by?
      • How LiaBTC utilizes Cobo?
      • How would ALEX V2 Upgrade Affects LiaBTC?
    • ALEX ($ALEX)
  • Features (How To's)
    • Staking / Stacking
    • Unstaking / Unstacking
    • LISA Point System
    • Wrapping / Unwrapping
    • My Rewards / Overviews
    • Review to Earn
    • Send LISA Tokens
    • Checking your Balance
  • Rebasing Mechanism 101
    • Rebasing vs Reward-Bearing Mechanism
    • Depositing / Withdrawing from LISA
  • LISA FAQs
    • How are Rewards Paid Out?
    • How do I calculate my earnings?
    • Do I Earn Rewards if I withdraw before a Cycle Ends?
    • How is APR determined?
    • How can I check my past transactions on LISA?
    • How can I check the accurate LiSTX amount I’ve swapped via AMM?
    • Can I bridge out my LISA Tokens to other networks?
    • How to Participate in LISA Merkl Campaign?
  • LISA Point System
    • Point Reward Scores
    • Points to Loot Box Conversion
    • Entry / Exit Cycle Cooldown FAQs
  • Governance
    • LISA DAO
      • LISA DAO Improvements
    • Stacking Strategies
  • Is LISA Safe?
    • Security Audits
    • External Analytics
    • Deployed Contracts
  • Ecosystem Partners
    • ALEX
    • Ryder
    • Fast Pool by Ryder
    • Xverse
    • XLink
    • Cobo
  • Developers
    • List with LISA!
    • LISA Supported Network
    • LISA Media Kits
    • Contracts
      • liabtc-mint-endpoint
      • liabtc-mint-registry
      • token-liabtc
      • token-vliabtc
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  • 1 LiSTX = 1 STX
  • What are the differences between the STX tokens?
  1. Supported Tokens

Stacks ($STX)

PreviousLISANextHow LiSTX Architecture Works?

Last updated 7 months ago

LiSTX uses a rebasing mechanism for balance growth, while vLiSTX appreciates in value as stacking rewards accumulate. This design ensures both liquidity and adaptability, maintaining LiSTX at a 1:1 ratio with STX, whereas vLiSTX’s value diverges over time due to rewards.

1 LiSTX = 1 STX

Locking STX grants users LiSTX, which grows in the balance to reflect stacking yields. LiSTX can be traded at any time: It can be redeemed for STX at face value or traded against STX and other assets on supporting exchanges.

Both LiSTX and vLiSTX adhere to the SIP-10 standard, yet they distinguish themselves in how rewards are accumulated. LiSTX rebases to increase balance, while vLiSTX’s balance remains constant as its value grows from stacking rewards. Users can interchange LiSTX and vLiSTX via a smart contract, ensuring sharing liquidity.

LiSTX’s rebasing keeps its value aligned with STX, enabling efficient trading with minimal slippage. In contrast, vLiSTX, expected to diverge in value from STX due to rewards, may experience higher slippage when traded.

What are the differences between the STX tokens?

$STX:

  • Can be used to participate in STX mining to earn BTC—e.g: via .

  • Most CEX and DEXs use STX pairs for trading.

  • Does not earn yield by itself, but you can add it to a liquidity pool (LP) to earn fees on a DEX like ALEX.

$LiSTX:

  • Earns up to ~10% in STX yield rewards annually.

  • Your LiSTX balance increases with each stacking cycle via a rebasing mechanism.

  • Requires you to unstake back to STX for CEX deposits.

$vLiSTX:

  • Its intrinsic value increases as rewards accrue with each cycle, but your balance remains the same.

  • Requires you to wrap it from LiSTX; which you can also unwrap via the feature.

  • Bridgeable to other networks via XLink (Allows you to participate in different network campaigns).

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