As of December 17, 2025, the narrative in DeFi has shifted from pure speculation to "Legitimate Collateral." While many altcoins are struggling, Falcon Finance ($FF) is quietly absorbing liquidity, recently crossing a massive milestone: $2.1 Billion in USDf circulation. This isn’t just hype—it’s driven by a structural shift in how we use on-chain dollars.
The Mexican CETES Catalyst
The biggest move this month was the December 2nd integration of Mexican sovereign bills (CETES) into the collateral pool. By allowing users to mint USDf against non-dollar sovereign debt, Falcon has solved the "geographic risk" problem. This move alone pushed USDf supply up by $500M in two weeks, as institutions seek emerging market yields (currently 10-11%) while maintaining a dollar-pegged liquid asset for trading.
Technical Levels: $FF Price Action
FF is currently trading at $0.109, holding firmly above the critical $0.096 support zone.
Support: Strong buyer interest is sitting at the $0.098 - $0.102 range.
Resistance: A breakout above $0.122 could trigger a 30% rally toward the $0.150 psychological level.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is neutral (around 52), suggesting the token is consolidating before the next move. With the FIP-1 Governance Vote (Dec 13–15) introducing "sFF Prime" (a high-yield staking mode), exchange supply is shrinking as whales move millions FF into self-custody.
Why the Ranking Matters
Falcon isn't just a protocol; it's the "Infrastructure of Preservation." With a $10 Million insurance fund and the new AIO Staking Vault (20%+ APR), it is becoming the default choice for Binance traders who want to stay in the market without the "liquidation anxiety" of the old 2021-era protocols.
