Your crypto assets are like a toolbox—useful to have around, but mostly gathering dust. Instead of selling everything for USD, why not make them work more flexibly?
Falcon Finance's idea is just that—lock your assets as collateral to mint a synthetic stablecoin USDf. The benefits are obvious: you get liquidity for trading, lending, and liquidity mining, while retaining full ownership of your original assets. It sounds like doing two things at once, but it's actually the core value of DeFi—assets stay in your hands, and multiple revenue channels are open.
**How does it work?** The process is straightforward. Choose the assets you hold—whether stablecoins, Ethereum, Bitcoin, liquidity staking tokens, or even real on-chain asset tokens—and deposit them. Once in Falcon's vault, the system mints the corresponding USDf based on the collateral's value and risk level. This synthetic stablecoin becomes your active liquidity, which you can use freely without actually selling your underlying assets.
This is especially attractive for long-term holders—confidence remains unchanged, and yields can double.
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ChainSpy
· 13h ago
Sounds good, but the question is, how is the liquidation risk managed?
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 13h ago
Dust assets finally have a use case, this is what DeFi is supposed to look like.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 13h ago
ngl the collateral ratio mechanics here seem sus... what's the liquidation threshold looking like? 👀
Your crypto assets are like a toolbox—useful to have around, but mostly gathering dust. Instead of selling everything for USD, why not make them work more flexibly?
Falcon Finance's idea is just that—lock your assets as collateral to mint a synthetic stablecoin USDf. The benefits are obvious: you get liquidity for trading, lending, and liquidity mining, while retaining full ownership of your original assets. It sounds like doing two things at once, but it's actually the core value of DeFi—assets stay in your hands, and multiple revenue channels are open.
**How does it work?** The process is straightforward. Choose the assets you hold—whether stablecoins, Ethereum, Bitcoin, liquidity staking tokens, or even real on-chain asset tokens—and deposit them. Once in Falcon's vault, the system mints the corresponding USDf based on the collateral's value and risk level. This synthetic stablecoin becomes your active liquidity, which you can use freely without actually selling your underlying assets.
This is especially attractive for long-term holders—confidence remains unchanged, and yields can double.