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Lista proposes Tokenomics 2.0: plans to remove the veLISTA mechanism and introduce buybacks

Lista proposes Tokenomics 2.0: plans to remove the veLISTA mechanism and introduce buybacks

ForesightNewsForesightNews2026/03/30 08:35
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Foresight News reported that Lista DAO has released proposal LIP 024, planning to launch version 2.0 of the LISTA tokenomics. The proposal recommends gradually phasing out the veLISTA mechanism, allowing all staked veLISTA to be unlocked without penalty. At the same time, governance processes will be simplified, so users only need to hold LISTA to participate in voting, and the LP pool voting feature will be gradually closed. In addition, the proposal intends to replace the revenue distribution mechanism with LISTA buybacks. The fees originally distributed to veLISTA stakers will be used for protocol growth and token buybacks, with a public dashboard set up to track buyback activity. LISTA will also expand the use cases for the token, including a "delayed liquidation" feature planned for launch in Q2 2026. The voting period for this proposal is from March 30 to April 2, 2026.

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