This summer, when I saw a significant institutional-level inflow of RWA (real-world assets), some people used tokenized US Treasury bonds, stocks, and even gold as collateral to mint USDf, and then staked these USDf into sUSDf to earn yields. The entire process sounds simple, but the logic behind it is as precise as a scalpel: it completely separates 'holding assets' from 'gaining liquidity.' You don't have to sell BTC to use it to exchange for stablecoins for trading, lending, or payments; at the same time, your native assets can continue to enjoy the benefits of price appreciation. More importantly, the yields are not derived from printing tokens but come from a set of institutional-level quantitative strategies. Arbitrage across exchanges, funding rate arbitrage, dynamic rebalancing, and even low-risk allocation to RWA. This combination can generate relatively stable returns in any market environment, far more reliable than simple 'lending interest.'

This is @Falcon Finance . The real power of Falcon Finance lies in its definition of "universal collateral." Traditional protocols like MakerDAO primarily rely on blue-chip assets like ETH and BTC, and Aave is similar. But Falcon opens the doors wide: it supports over 16 mainstream crypto assets, stablecoins, and even tokenized stocks, corporate bonds, government bonds, and gold. If you have a bit of tokenized Tesla stock that's been sitting in your wallet collecting dust; now you can directly collateralize it to mint USDf to play in DeFi, or transfer it directly to payment tools like AEON Pay to spend. This is not just a technological advancement, but the first step in bridging the gap between TradFi and DeFi. Institutional funds finally have a reason to enter in droves, as their biggest fear is the "liquidity dead zone".

$FF As a native governance token, it is designed to be very practical. It is not used for "pie-in-the-sky" promises, but is truly a catcher that captures protocol growth. As TVL continues to rise and USDf circulation expands, the protocol's revenue (transaction fees + strategy returns) will gradually flow back to $FF the holders. At the same time, FF also unlocks higher staking multiples, earlier access to Vaults, and potential governance voting rights in the future. Simply put: the more successful the protocol, the more valuable FF becomes. This value capture mechanism is much more solid than many projects where "governance tokens are just air."

Falcon is currently in a period of rapid expansion, with cross-chain support and more RWA categories still on the way; at the same time, as a protocol that heavily relies on quantitative strategies, its risk management must withstand the tests of extreme market conditions (fortunately, they have already implemented real-time on-chain audits, insurance funds, and multiple risk controls). But from what I've observed in the movements of institutional wallets, there are already dozens of addresses at the million-dollar level quietly accumulating. You can feel that this wave of money has already started flowing here.

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