Falcon Finance is redefining "collateral" for onchain markets. Instead of making users pick between keeping their assets or accessing funds, Falcon uses productive holdings to underpin a new synthetic dollar: USDf.
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The key is a universal collateralization system. Liquid tokens and tokenized real-world assets can be deposited and used as active collateral, not just idle balances. Users can then mint USDf against this basket—an overcollateralized synthetic dollar designed to maintain stable liquidity while preserving their original positions.
This changes the typical DeFi trade-off. Instead of selling assets to free up cash, users can use USDf as a flexible funding source for trading, hedging, or holding funds. The collateral stays on-chain, visible and verifiable, while the system maintains overcollateralization to ensure solvency.
Essentially, Falcon Finance is creating foundational infrastructure, not just a single product. Collateral onboarding, synthetic dollar creation, and yield generation can be combined into applications that need stable liquidity without compromising capital efficiency or risk management.
