At the end of last year, I made a heart-wrenching discovery while shopping at the supermarket: my bank card balance had risen by 20%, but the bill for the items in my hand was rising even faster. This is the current situation - the purchasing power of fiat is quietly depreciating under inflation, and traditional savings are no longer a safe haven. After many years in Web3, I realized that a problem was right in front of me: how should on-chain assets bail-in when fiat is under pressure.

Looking at the current DeFi landscape, most protocols are still just grasping at straws. Projects like Falcon Finance have taken a different path—they are no longer just revolving funds, but are focusing on high-quality assets in the real world. The yields from government bonds, trade documents, and cash flow from commercial real estate, things that originally existed only in the traditional financial world, are gradually being transformed into programmable liquidity through on-chain tokenization.

The brilliance of this idea lies in its ability to completely address the long-standing pain point in the Web3 space—the opacity of revenue sources. In the Falcon ecosystem, you can see real asset backing rather than guessing the flow of funds in a certain pool. It directly connects to RWA (Real World Assets) through the underlying protocol, allowing retail investors the opportunity to participate in revenue opportunities that were originally monopolized by traditional financial institutions. This mechanism opens up new imaginative space in the market of 2025.