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At Falcon, I found the 'no all-nighter logic' in DeFi.
I used to say that doing DeFi is like keeping watch—when the market moves, you have to be awake, refreshing the data dashboard all night long. Afraid that the collateral rate would drop below the critical point, afraid that the liquidation alarm would suddenly go off. Until I moved a portion of my position into Falcon, I suddenly realized that I seemed to be able to sleep soundly.
It's not that I don't care anymore, but rather that the 'dynamic collateral engine' is keeping watch for me.
A collateral rate of 116% just sounds like a number, but what really touched me was that day when ETH fluctuated by 18%. Instinctively, I opened Falcon's dashboard, only to find that the collateral rate not only didn't drop, but actually rose slightly—in hindsight, I learned that the system automatically converted some collateral into more stable asset classes during that volatility.
It's not that I don't care anymore, but rather that the 'dynamic collateral engine' is keeping watch for me.
A collateral rate of 116% just sounds like a number, but what really touched me was that day when ETH fluctuated by 18%. Instinctively, I opened Falcon's dashboard, only to find that the collateral rate not only didn't drop, but actually rose slightly—in hindsight, I learned that the system automatically converted some collateral into more stable asset classes during that volatility.
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