Stablecoins are the backbone of crypto’s next big wave.
But most don’t share the yield, they just collect it.
That’s where @falconfinance flips the script: with USDf, they give you the collateral, and you get the yield.
USDf has a $2.08B market cap, is over-collateralized (~110%), and even backs itself with a $10M insurance fund.
Their token $FF sits around $313M cap, and there’s no unlock until late 2026, which shows they’re in for the long haul.
If stablecoins hit the $1T+ level by 2030 like many expect, protocols that share yield instead of hoarding it will stand out. FalconFinance could be one of those.
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Stablecoins are the backbone of crypto’s next big wave.
But most don’t share the yield, they just collect it.
That’s where @falconfinance flips the script: with USDf, they give you the collateral, and you get the yield.
USDf has a $2.08B market cap, is over-collateralized (~110%), and even backs itself with a $10M insurance fund.
Their token $FF sits around $313M cap, and there’s no unlock until late 2026, which shows they’re in for the long haul.
If stablecoins hit the $1T+ level by 2030 like many expect, protocols that share yield instead of hoarding it will stand out.
FalconFinance could be one of those.
#FalconFinance $FF