Many projects pay lip service to decentralization while retaining ultimate control. For @Falcon Finance , the "Exit to Community" is not a buzzword but the definitive endgame. The $FF token is the vehicle for a deliberate, irreversible transition where all ownership, control, and upside of the ecosystem is transferred fully to the hands of its holders.
This means the core team's special keys are burned, the multi-sig treasury becomes purely community-operated, and all development roadmaps originate from governance proposals. The founders may remain as contributors, but only with influence equal to their token holdings. The protocol becomes a true common—a public good owned by its users, governed by its citizens.
This exit is the ultimate value proposition for early $FF** adopters. You're not just investing in a team's execution; you're funding the birth of a self-owning, self-perpetuating entity. Once complete, the ecosystem cannot be rug-pulled, censored, or pivoted by a central authority. It achieves a form of digital immortality, living on as long as its community finds it useful. Holding **$FF is owning a piece of that future sovereign state, making you a founding citizen of a new economic order.
