@Falcon Finance introduces a next-generation dual-token system designed to bring stability, capital efficiency, and sustainable yield to on-chain finance. At the core of this architecture are two complementary assets — USDf and sUSDf — which work together to unlock a seamless path from collateral deposits to institutional-grade yield generation.
USDf: An Overcollateralized Synthetic Dollar
#FalconFinance process begins when users deposit eligible collateral into the protocol. Supported assets include BTC, WBTC, ETH, USDT, USDC and other high-quality tokens. Upon depositing, users gain the ability to mint USDf, Falcon’s overcollateralized synthetic dollar.
Because USDf is minted against diversified, overcollateralized backing, it maintains stability while offering users flexibility across DeFi strategies and applications.
sUSDf: A Yield-Bearing Synthetic Dollar
Once users have minted USDf, they can take the next step: staking USDf to receive sUSDf, Falcon’s yield-bearing asset.
The amount of sUSDf received during staking is determined by the current sUSDf-to-USDf ratio, which is based on total supply of sUSDf, total USDf staked.
Over time, as Falcon Finance generates yield, the value of sUSDf appreciates relative to USDf, giving holders an automatically compounding asset.
Yield distributed to sUSDf holders is sourced from Falcon’s suite of institutional-grade strategies. These strategies are designed to be transparent, robust, and sustainable. As yield accumulates, it is allocated to the staking pool, directly increasing the value of sUSDf. $FF
This architecture unlocks a powerful and intuitive mechanism for users to convert their assets into a yield-bearing synthetic dollar backed by a disciplined institutional strategy.
Falcon Finance is setting a new standard for on-chain financial primitives — where stability, transparency, and performance converge to deliver next-generation synthetic dollar infrastructure for the global DeFi ecosystem. $FF
