Falcon USD stablecoin loses dollar peg amid liquidity, collateral concerns
Falcon Finance’s Falcon USD (USDf) lost its dollar peg on Tuesday amid falling liquidity, collateral quality concerns and accusations of mismanagement.
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Falcon Finance’s Falcon USD (USDf) lost its dollar peg on Tuesday amid falling liquidity, collateral quality concerns and accusations of mismanagement.
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