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Lista DAO Identifies MEV Capital After 3,000 USDT Withdrawal Dispute
A Binance Wallet user reports that about 3,000 USDT stayed unavailable for over a year. Lista DAO says MEV Capital independently manages the vault and has sued Stables Labs.

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About 3,000 USDT in a Lista-related financial product has reportedly been unavailable for redemption for more than one year.
The user, @is9203029798693, said repeated customer-service contacts did not resolve the withdrawal problem.
On Tuesday, Nov. 10, Lista DAO said MEV Capital independently manages the vault, funds and user assets.
Lista DAO provides the underlying lending infrastructure but cannot directly change risk parameters for third-party-managed vaults.
MEV Capital has filed a lawsuit against Stables Labs.
About 3,000 Tether (USDT) placed in a Lista-related financial product has reportedly remained unavailable for redemption for more than a year, according to a Binance Wallet user using the handle @is9203029798693.
The user said repeated contacts with customer service “had not resolved the withdrawal problem.” The report prompted Lista DAO to explain who manages the vault and its risk settings, shifting attention from the attempted redemptions to the product’s management structure.
In a response dated Tuesday, Nov. 10, Lista DAO said MEV Capital “independently manages the vault” and is responsible for the funds and user assets. The DAO also said MEV Capital had filed a lawsuit against Stables Labs.
Who controls the disputed vault?
Lista DAO’s answer divides responsibility between infrastructure and vault management. The DAO provides the underlying lending infrastructure, while MEV Capital independently manages the vault, the funds and the user assets. That structure gives the DAO a support role without unilateral authority over the vault’s risk parameters.
Lista DAO said it cannot directly change risk parameters for vaults managed by third parties. It did not disclose the parameters in dispute, explain the technical reason for the redemption failure, identify the transaction or state when access might resume. Its commitment was to continue helping address the issue, not to promise an immediate release of the reported 3,000 USDT.
The report identifies no blockchain, transaction hash, contract address or token-level redemption condition. Without those details, it supports no on-chain diagnosis of the failed withdrawals and leaves the precise cause unresolved.
MEV Capital occupies the clearest operational role described in the account: it manages the vault holding the reported USDT, controls the relevant risk settings and bears responsibility for user assets. The user’s repeated contacts with customer service did not produce a resolution, while MEV Capital retained management of the vault.
What does the Binance Wallet reference mean?
The report identifies the account only as a Binance Wallet user. It does not say that Binance operates, custodies or guarantees the Lista-related product, and it names neither Binance nor a Binance unit as the vault manager.
That distinction limits what can be concluded about the counterparty handling the reported 3,000 USDT. The account says customer service did not resolve the withdrawal problem but does not identify which firm’s support team handled it, what response the user received or whether a transaction reached final settlement. Those omissions prevent a finding about where the funds are or why redemption failed.
What does the Stables Labs lawsuit change?
Lista DAO’s disclosure that MEV Capital filed suit against Stables Labs adds a legal branch to the dispute, but not enough detail to assess its effect. The report names no court, jurisdiction, filing date, cause of action or requested relief.
It also does not specify whether the case concerns the user’s vault, the broader product structure or another matter. The filing therefore cannot be treated as a remedy for the reported withdrawal problem, and it establishes no ruling, judgment or enforcement action.
MEV Capital’s ability to alter the vault’s risk parameters remains the immediate operational issue. The litigation supplies no stated deadline for changing the redemption path, and Lista DAO’s pledge to keep assisting does not assign responsibility for completing a withdrawal.
No release date, replacement product terms, reimbursement commitment or technical correction was disclosed. Until MEV Capital or customer support confirms a change, the account stands as an unresolved report covering about 3,000 USDT and more than one year without redemption.
The next checkpoint is a concrete change to redemption or risk parameters, or a dated procedural step in MEV Capital’s lawsuit against Stables Labs; the report disclosed no deadline or enforcement timetable.
via tokenpost.com (Source)
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