#falconfinance $FF Falcon Finance is described as a “universal collateralization infrastructure”: it aims to allow users (and institutions) to deposit a wide range of assets (stablecoins, major crypto, maybe even real-world assets/tokens) as collateral, and mint a synthetic dollar (USDf).
Once minted, USDf can be staked to yield a yield-bearing token (sUSDf), which is part of Falcon’s yield-generation design.
FF is the native utility and governance token of the Falcon Finance ecosystem: holders get governance rights, and certain economic / protocol benefits (like better terms for minting, staking, lower fees, access to some features) if they stake FF.
Tokenomics (as announced by Falcon): total (max) supply = 10 billion FF.
Allocation roughly: 35% ecosystem, 24% foundation, 20% core team/early contributors (subject to vesting), ~8.3% for community airdrops & launch-/sale events, and remaining distributed among other categories (investors, marketing) per official breakdown.
Once minted, USDf can be staked to yield a yield-bearing token (sUSDf), which is part of Falcon’s yield-generation design.
FF is the native utility and governance token of the Falcon Finance ecosystem: holders get governance rights, and certain economic / protocol benefits (like better terms for minting, staking, lower fees, access to some features) if they stake FF.
Tokenomics (as announced by Falcon): total (max) supply = 10 billion FF.
Allocation roughly: 35% ecosystem, 24% foundation, 20% core team/early contributors (subject to vesting), ~8.3% for community airdrops & launch-/sale events, and remaining distributed among other categories (investors, marketing) per official breakdown.