Recently, the bear market has been sluggish, and I've been spending my days at home browsing DeFi projects to relieve boredom. I came across this Falcon Finance, @Falcon Finance , and think it's a great tool for unlocking liquidity. You can mint synthetic USDf with over-collateralization without selling your BTC or ETH, and use the funds for turnover or reinvestment.

After minting USDf, you can also stake it to exchange for yield-bearing sUSDf: the classic pool is flexible and can be withdrawn anytime, providing stable returns; the advanced pool has a lock-up period, offering higher returns, suitable for funds that are not urgently needed. The entire operation is transparent on-chain, with high collateral ratios and low risk, the feeling of preserving capital and increasing income during a bear market is just right.

As a newbie, I used to only dare to hold coins and not lend, but now I'm trying Falcon and feel like I've opened the door to a new world. Is anyone else playing with it? How are the actual returns? Is the locked pool worth it? Let's discuss your operational experiences in the comments and avoid pitfalls together~ #falconfinance $FF