Falcon Finance has released an updated whitepaper detailing its new synthetic dollar protocol and the introduction of the $FF token. The protocol features a dual-token model, USDf and sUSDf, designed to generate returns through a diversified strategy. It supports both stablecoin and non-stablecoin collateral and includes an on-chain insurance fund to mitigate risks. The $FF token has a fixed supply of 10 billion, with an initial TGE circulation of approximately 2.34 billion. It serves governance and practical functions, enabling proposals, voting, and staking. The distribution of $FF tokens allocates 35% to the ecosystem, 32.2% to the foundation, and 20% to the team and contributors. Looking ahead, Falcon Finance plans to expand its fiat currency channels to Latin America, Turkey, the Middle East, and North America by 2025. Additionally, it will launch a gold redemption service in the UAE and integrate tokenized government bonds and real-world assets (RWAs). By 2026, the company aims to build an RWAs engine, expand gold redemption to the Middle East and Hong Kong, and introduce institutional-grade USDf products and investment funds.