LISAR (launch arc)

Three months ago, we started building Lisar with a simple idea: earning from crypto shouldn’t require you to become a crypto expert. Here’s highlights of some things we’ve been able to achieve for 2025:

Did you check your earnings today?👀

Saving is good, savings that earns is better. If you’re disciplined enough not to spend it, your money should reward you for that. Start earning on your savings: lisarstake.com

@Vickish11 Before the next alpha shows up, some of us are just focused on holding without bleeding, with yield-generating stablecoin savings on @lisarstake so the money actually compounds instead of sitting dead in a wallet. How are you guys managing your stack right now?

Not just holding but also using stablecoins for yield-generating savings on @lisarstake

Nigerians lead global stablecoin usage because they’re taking ownership of their money in ways traditional finance can’t always enable. Turning it into yield-generating savings turns control into predictable growth and this is where we shine. At @lisarstake, stablecoin savings can earn up to 8% APY, compounding over time.

@Gboye_Rave Here’s a thread that breaks this down x.com/lisarstake/sta…

@Gboye_Rave Ah.. the “small small” spending trap.🙂‍↔️ Now imagine if the same “small small” amounts were going into savings consistently at an interest. Imagine the difference after a year.

N2500 here, N1700 there, N350 there By the end of the week you've spent N2.5m 😞

Here’s a thread that breaks this down x.com/lisarstake/sta…

Ah.. the “small small” spending trap.🙂‍↔️ Now imagine if the same “small small” amounts were going into savings consistently at an interest. Imagine the difference after a year.

Without a plan, money flows wherever the moment pushes it. It slips away quietly in small amounts until it feels gone for good. But with a system, the same small amounts start working for you instead of against you.

The real solution isn’t about scrimping or tracking every small spend. It’s about mindset and having a system. Let’s call it the “First 10% Rule.” Most people try to save whatever is left at the end of the month and the problem with that is there is almost never anything left. The moment your salary hits your account, move 10% (₦45,000) or 20% (₦90,000) into a separate, savings account. If you don’t see it, you can’t spend it.

Tolu earns ₦450k a month, but by December, her account says: “Where did it all go?” She didn’t make any big purchase, there was barely any reckless spending and anaged her money as best as she could. So where did it all go? Let’s talk about the “small small” spending trap 🧵

Big congrats to @ChainConnectNG on an incredible first year 🎉 From the Stellar Web3 Entry Series to real execution with @PrivShare1 and the consistency of Onchain Hour, you’ve played a real role in pushing Nigeria’s onchain ecosystem forward. We resonate strongly with the direction. At @lisarstake, we’re focused on making crypto infrastructure actually useful for everyday finance by helping users earn through staking and interest-bearing stablecoin savings without needing to be deep in crypto. Year 2 focusing on deeper collaborations and builder opportunities is the right move. We’d love to explore ways we can contribute to growing the ecosystem together 🇳🇬

Today marks 1 year of ChainConnect. What started as a simple mission connecting builders to opportunities in Web3 has grown into a community focused on learning, collaboration, and execution. Here are some of the milestones from our first year. 🧵

Don't just save. Grow. That’s what Lisar was built to help with. If you’re already building a surplus and want to see it compound, this campaign was created for you. You can learn more here: lisarstake.com/blog/lisar-ear…

The "Perfect Time" to start is a myth, while you wait for a salary increase, inflation is eating your savings. In high-inflation environments like Nigeria, idle money gradually loses value, your purchasing power decreases. This is why many people are beginning to think more carefully about where their savings sit.

The biggest lie in personal finance? “I’ll start saving when I make more money.” Wealth is rarely built with one giant deposit, it is built slowly through consistency, and compounding. Because Time > Capital. Let’s break it down🧵