As a leading BNBFi protocol on BNB Chain with a TVL exceeding $4.3 billion, a major mainstream stablecoin project is brewing a significant move—expanding into Ethereum. The roadmap for the first half of 2026 reveals that the Ethereum expansion plan will be a core focus, which means the USD1 financial product will break free from the single-chain pattern, and new cross-chain momentum is about to be unleashed.

In simple terms, USD1 used to operate only within the BNB Chain ecosystem, but now it is stepping out. Not only will its application scenarios extend into the Ethereum ecosystem, but through deep collaborations with multiple mainstream financial protocols, a complete closed-loop of "multi-chain assets - USD1 - cross-chain yields" will be built.

The deployment of the Ethereum Stableswap Hub is a key step in the entire cross-chain strategy. The project plans to integrate mainstream aggregators on the Ethereum mainnet, enabling seamless circulation between lisUSD and USD1. Users' operational flow will look like this: stake ETH on Ethereum to obtain corresponding liquidity staking certificates, cross-chain back to BNB Chain to collateralize these certificates, borrow USD1, and then invest in RWA financial products or other ecosystem activities.

To illustrate more intuitively: an Ethereum user stakes ezETH (a newly supported re-staked asset), receives a yield certificate, cross-chains to collateralize and borrow USD1, and then invests USD1 into a PSM pool for financial management. This way, they can enjoy an annualized yield of 7%-12%, plus the staking rewards of ETH itself, effectively implementing a cross-chain double yield strategy.

Partnerships with leading derivatives protocols further expand the imagination space for cross-chain yields. Through jointly launched yield token products, external users without Binance accounts can also participate.