#FalconFinance rolled out a transparency engine that anyone can check out on their @Falcon Finance $FF “Transparency Dashboard.” The whole point? Build trust in the DeFi space, plain and simple.

Here’s what stands out:

You can see exactly what backs the USDf stablecoin. They lay it all out — which part is stablecoins, which is Bitcoin, which is altcoins — so you know what’s holding up the system.

They don’t just say “your assets are safe” and leave it at that. The dashboard shows where everything’s stored. You get details about their institutional custody partners and the fact they use multisig wallets to keep things locked down.

Falcon Finance also breaks down how they generate yield. They’re upfront about their strategies, like options-based approaches or positive funding farming, so stakers know exactly how returns are made.

Every week, independent firms like HT Digital check the numbers, and every quarter, auditors like Harris & Trotter LLP publish audit reports. These reports confirm that reserves always cover what’s owed.

Still, even with all this transparency, some risks stick around. The value of the collateral can swing — think BTC, ETH, or SOL taking a hit, which could lead to undercollateralization. And, of course, smart contract bugs or exploits can always threaten the protocol, no matter how careful everyone is.