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# Minting slisBNBx with slisBNB
## How Minting Works
The slisBNB to slisBNBx minting function is designed to be straightforward while prioritizing efficiency and fairness.
## Minting Ratio
When users deposit their slisBNB into the Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) to mint slisBNBx, they will receive **slisBNBx at a ratio of 1:0.9709**. For example, if you deposit 1 slisBNB into the CDP, you will mint 0.9709 slisBNBx.
## Benefits
### 1. Increased Capital efficiency for slisBNB
With this update, users who deposit **slisBNB** as collateral on Lista DAO’s CDP can now unlock even greater potential for their assets. Not only can they borrow **lisUSD** against their slisBNB, but they will also remain eligible to participate in **Binance Launchpool rewards** simultaneously.
This dual functionality significantly boosts the rewards and capital efficiency of slisBNB, allowing users to maximise the utility of their holdings while benefiting from both liquidity and additional incentives. By enabling multiple earning opportunities, this feature empowers users to optimize their financial strategies within the Lista DAO ecosystem.
### 2. Simplified User Experience
The process of minting slisBNBx from slisBNB is designed to be seamless and efficient, providing users with a straightforward way to unlock additional liquidity while supporting the ecosystem.
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