Imagine a surreal scenario: 8 billion people worldwide collectively "remember" that BNB was $10,000 yesterday, and you bought a car with just 1 BNB. But when you open a leading exchange's DeFi platform, the on-chain data coldly shows—$600.

Has everyone's memory been altered? Or is there a problem with the blockchain? Angry crowds rush to the exchange headquarters demanding payouts at the remembered prices. But the smart contract, emotionless, only recognizes the $600 figure and executes liquidation according to on-chain logic. Your mind tells you you're about to get rich, but the code says you've already been liquidated.

It sounds crazy, but it touches on an interesting question: what is truth?

In an era of information explosion and rampant fake news, human memory and perception have long been unreliable. The power of blockchain lies here—it might be the only objective ledger. No need to trust anyone; the code simply stands as the answer.

The core value of DeFi products like Lista DAO is this **Trustless** feature. No matter how wild the public opinion or how distorted social consensus becomes, the logic written on the chain is the iron law. The prices fed by oracles, transaction data, liquidation rules—all transparent, immutable, and verifiable.

No middlemen skimming fees, no central authority able to arbitrarily change rules. This is the true backbone of decentralized finance.