During the September alpha airdrop frenzy season,

accounts that met the points requirement could claim 500 $FF
on the first day of phase one, which was sold for 107U,
the next day during phase two, they sold over 200U.
I really miss those days of alpha.
Now FF has dropped from the high of 0.7 to 0.095, an 86% decline,
those who got the layout back then are also going to regret it 😂.

@falconfinance is a DeFi protocol that builds "general collateral infrastructure",
by connecting on-chain crypto assets with off-chain real-world assets (RWA),
enabling users to gain liquidity and earn yields.
Its core logic is deposit assets → mint stablecoins → earn yields/unlock liquidity.
#falconfinance has several main features,
① Collateral minting,
deposit assets like $BTC , $ETH , USDC, USDT, or RWA to mint USDF without selling core assets, thus obtaining liquidity;
② Staking for yield,
stake minted or purchased USDf to receive sUSDf, holding sUSDf allows earning protocol rewards, with annual yields of 6%-10%;
③ Lock-up features,
lock sUSDf in fixed-term vaults, such as 3 months or 6 months, the system issues NFTs based on the player's position to obtain long-term benefits;
④ There are also FF governance and ecosystem incentives.

Of course, any #DeFi protocol may carry risks,
including liquidation risk,
if you collateralize BTC/ETH and prices plummet, assets will be liquidated if the collateralization ratio falls below the threshold.
There is also de-pegging risk,
despite collateral backing, in extreme market conditions, USDf may still deviate from $1 .
And smart contract risk,
any DeFi protocol could have code vulnerabilities, and if hacked or if the project team rug pulls, there’s nothing you can do.