Falcon USD

Falcon USD (USDF) is a crypto-backed synthetic dollar stablecoin designed to hold a value close to one US dollar. It targets both individual users and institutions who want exposure to a dollar-denominated digital asset while potentially earning yield on the underlying collateral. The project describes its purpose as unlocking the yield potential of digital assets without requiring users to exit their crypto positions.

USDF is a synthetic dollar, meaning it is created through crypto collateral rather than by holding actual US dollars in a bank account. The token operates across the BNB Chain and XDC ecosystems, and its supply is backed by digital assets managed within the Falcon protocol. No consensus algorithm or block time specific to USDF itself is recorded in the data, as it relies on the infrastructure of its host chains.

The data stored for USDF does not include a fee stream, revenue figure, or protocol earnings metric, so no fee-based measures such as protocol income or fee yield can be reported for this asset. The stablecoin circulating supply stands at 1,174,691,310.36 USDF at the point in time recorded, while the broader market capitalization figure is 1,338,462,943 dollars. The 30-day change in stablecoin circulating supply is negative 6.54 percent, indicating the outstanding supply has contracted over that window. Without recorded fee data, any yield described by the project would need to be sourced from its own documentation rather than from figures stored here.