In the current market, there are not many tokens that have achieved a 9-fold increase against the trend and continue to be favored by top VCs, $FOLKS is one of them.
This is not just speculation, but a reflection of Folks Finance's strong fundamentals and cross-chain innovations.
When Binance was listed, it was only 2 U, and during the most turbulent phase in the market, it surged above 18 U, achieving a maximum of over 9 times, clearly not driven by emotions.
@FolksFinance genuinely addresses the long-standing liquidity fragmentation issue in DeFi.
Users can store assets on one chain and borrow directly on another chain, without the need for cross-chain bridges or asset wrapping, making the practical usage experience remarkably different.
The project has been in continuous development for over five years, initially a leading DeFi in the Algorand ecosystem, now expanded into a cross-chain financial hub, covering lending, trading, leverage, and liquidity staking. Currently, it has been launched on 9 chains including Ethereum, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Algorand, Sei, and Monad, relying on Wormhole, Chainlink CCIP, and Circle CCTP.
The next focus is xChain V2, with a clear goal: to make unified liquidity cross-chain lending the default option rather than a niche feature, supporting more non-EVM chains and more complex strategies.
$FOLKS has already been validated by the market.
Multi-chain native circulation, with a historical peak of over 18 dollars, calculated by FDV it ranks second in the EVM lending sector only to Aave and Morpho, and has recently been listed on Bybit futures, clearly pricing in advance for the mainline of cross-chain lending.
Current windows for participation include:
30 days $FOLKS staking, annualized at 30%;
Folks Points Season 2, with the first season distributing 1.5 million $FOLKS;
Airaa Creator Program, with a prize pool exceeding 500,000 dollars, and competition is still not fierce.
Backed by long-term funding support from Coinbase Ventures, Jump, ParaFi, Borderless, and others.
Overall, Folks seems more like laying down the next layer of infrastructure for DeFi rather than a short-term project, and the story of $FOLKS is not over yet.
