✍️ @FalconStable just crossed $1B in USDf circulating supply, becoming one of the top 10 stablecoins on DeFiLlama and the fastest-growing synthetic dollar since 2025.

But that stat alone doesn’t tell the full story ⬇️

Originally built to mint an overcollateralized dollar using crypto assets like ETH, USDT, and BTC, Falcon is now evolving into something much more ambitious, a universal collateral engine that spans crypto, real-world assets, and even traditional finance.

The new Roadmap outlines a vision that pushes far beyond stablecoins

They’re building infrastructure that lets you tokenize and use everything from treasuries and corporate bonds to private credit as onchain collateral.

At the same time, they’re rolling out fiat onramps and gold redemption, starting in the UAE and expanding to regions like MENA, LATAM, and Hong Kong, blending digital and physical settlement in a way few protocols even attempt.

Falcon is also scaling outward, currently on major DeFi ecosystems like Curve, Pendle and PancakeSwap, while laying groundwork for broader exposure through a Nasdaq listing of their token treasury.

It’s a bold attempt to turn any liquid asset into usable, transferable liquidity that flows between DeFi and traditional markets without friction.

All of this still revolves around USDf, it’s the core, not a relic. But now, what backs it, where it moves, and who can access it is set to change.

This isn’t a pivot, it’s a full expansion into a new category, collateral infrastructure for a programmable, multi-market future.

You can check out the roadmap and get involved through their Miles program here 👇

If DeFi is ever going to connect with the real world at scale, this is the kind of bridge that will make it happen.