Some observations about Falcon Finance 1️⃣ The new staking mechanism is live Clear design, strong incentives, with a focus on sustained staking. Stake 50% FF → Points increase by 1.1x Stake 80% FF → Points increase by 1.25x First 7 days: Points max 200x Next 7 days: Points max 100x This is almost a "textbook" DeFi move: Reduce circulating supply, lock in tokens, and strengthen holder confidence. It also indirectly proves the team's professional market-making capabilities. —— 2️⃣ Handling of Pendle airdrops Recently, there were unclaimed portions of the airdrop. Pendle's official team has stated that these will be directly distributed to their staking users. On-chain data from September 28 shows that this portion of the airdrop has already been fully distributed within the Pendle community. Following this, Falcon Finance will continue to roll out new staking campaigns. —— 3️⃣ USDf's stable performance During this historic liquidation wave, USDf did not experience any positions being liquidated. This isn't luck—it stems from the team's professional market-making and risk management capabilities. Their understanding of leverage and liquidity is clearly more sophisticated than most stablecoin protocols. —— 4️⃣ FF's strong performance during the downturn During this recent market drop, FF's price remained remarkably stable. Market makers provided sufficient liquidity throughout. This actually signals one thing: Within the DWF Labs ecosystem, Falcon is already regarded as a Tier 1 project. —— 5️⃣ Airdrops and staking are essentially a token control strategy This type of operation is quite typical: Teams with a trading background often clean up token structures before entering a new phase. On-chain data shows that after today's crash, FF not only returned to its pre-drop range, but open interest (OI) was almost entirely cleared. This means—token control is complete, and all that's left is a new narrative catalyst.