• What is Falcon Finance?
@Falcon Finance is a “universal collateralization” protocol that lets users lock a wide variety of assets — stablecoins, volatile crypto (like ETH/BTC), and even tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) — as collateral. From those, users can mint a synthetic stablecoin called USDf.
USDf can then be staked to get a yield-bearing token sUSDf. The protocol uses automated strategies (like arbitrage, market-neutral trades, RWA yield, etc.) to generate yield for sUSDf holders — aiming to combine stability (USD peg) with yield generation.
• The Role of FF (governance & utility token)
The FF token underpins the Falcon Finance ecosystem in multiple ways. Key uses:
Governance: FF holders can vote on proposals that influence protocol parameters, upgrades, and broader strategic decisions for Falcon Finance.
Staking & Economic Incentives: By staking FF (i.e. holding FF as sFF), users may get preferential economic benefits — e.g. better terms for minting USDf, lower collateralization requirements, reduced swap fees, and boosted yields on USDf or sUSDf staking.
Community & Ecosystem Rewards: A portion of FF supply is reserved for community incentives — e.g. rewards tied to minting, staking, usage of Falcon protocol features, participation in DeFi integrations etc.
Privileged Access & Future Features: Holding FF may grant early access to upcoming features or products in the Falcon ecosystem, such as special “vaults”, structured minting paths, etc.
📊 Tokenomics & Supply
Maximum (total) supply: 10 billion FF.
At the time of launch/Token Generation Event (TGE), circulating supply was ~ 2.34 billion FF (≈ 23.4 % of total).
Distribution breakdown (per official tokenomics): major allocations go to ecosystem growth, foundation, team & early contributors (with vesting), community airdrops / sale, marketing, investors, etc.
The existence of vesting schedules for parts of supply (team, early contributors, investors) aims to avoid sudden large sell-offs and align incentives over longer term
