Yesterday, the entire DeFi circle was buzzing with a major piece of news: the UNI proposal to destroy 100 million tokens and activate the fee switch, turning governance tokens into 'dividend assets'. Normally, this would be an epic positive news, but the UNI price fell before the vote — a typical 'golden pit' scenario.
Someone in the group shouted 'buy the dip!', while others calculated 'how much can it rise after the destruction'. But staring at that 'positive news drop' K-line, I suddenly felt a chill down my spine: when everyone knows this is a 'golden pit', who exactly is digging this pit?
In the next second, I made a contrarian decision: instead of chasing UNI's 'golden pit', I shifted my funds to a new track focused on cross-chain yield aggregation, like @falcon_finance.
A friend scolded me: 'You don't even follow the benefits of a leader like UNI, what are you doing with cross-chain?'
I replied to him with a heartbreaking comment: “When the 'golden pit' of a track is well-known, it may already be filled with smart people waiting to be harvested.”
I know too well that no matter how beautiful the narrative of UNI is, it cannot change its essence of being a single chain, single protocol, and dependent on governance voting. The true explosive power of the next bull market does not lie in the 'value reconstruction' of a certain protocol, but in cross-chain liquidity aggregation and yield optimization, which is a more fundamental track.
Why Falcon? Because while UNI is still debating the 'fee switch', Falcon Finance has silently built a high-speed road for cross-chain yield. Its engine does not rely on the benefits of any single protocol, but rather scans major public chains in real-time through algorithms, automatically directing idle liquidity to the highest-yielding protocols—whether those protocols are on Ethereum, Solana, or other chains.
It's like two eras: UNI represents the value awakening of the single-chain empire, while Falcon represents the yield revolution of cross-chain interconnection. I choose to bet on the latter because I believe: the alpha of the next cycle does not belong to a leading chain but to the 'yield hunters' that can traverse multiple chains.
Falcon's $FF token is precisely the early ticket to this revolution. It doesn't bet on whether UNI will rise, but rather on whether the trillion-dollar track of cross-chain yield aggregation will explode. While the market is still reveling in the 'single-chain narrative', Falcon is already weaving a yield network covering the entire crypto universe.
So, if you are hesitating about whether to jump into UNI's golden pit, you might as well look up and see the bigger picture: is your capital going to squeeze into a known pit, or is it going to explore an unknown sea?
My choice is to set sail.
