Falcon Finance Has PT-sUSDf Listed on Morpho to Maximize Stablecoin Yield Generation
The post Falcon Finance Has PT-sUSDf Listed on Morpho to Maximize Stablecoin Yield Generation appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Press Releases are sponsored content and not a part of Finbold’s editorial content. For a full disclaimer, please . Crypto assets/products can be highly risky. Never invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. Dubai, United Arab Emirates, May 20th, 2025, Chainwire Synthetic dollar protocol Falcon Finance has announced that its Pendle token PT-sUSDf has been listed on Morpho’s DeFi lending and borrowing protocol. Its introduction allows users to supply sUSDf as collateral while earning yield from Falcon. Curated with the support of DeFi specialist Re7 Labs, PT-sUSDf operates as a Pendle Principal Token (PT) that represents the principal portion of the yield-bearing sUSDf. This enables it to be used in DeFi protocols while still earning its holder yield on the sUSDf staked in Falon’s synthetic dollar protocol. Morpho’s decision to list PT-sUSDf extends the utility of sUSDf while giving holders an opportunity to borrow against it. After depositing PT-sUSDf into Morpho, users can elect to borrow USDC or USDf. Should they elect to borrow USDf, they can restake the stablecoin in Falcon to generate more sUSDf before repeating the process to earn maximum yield. Two vaults curated by Re7 Labs have been launched on Morpho with a September 25 expiry date for USDC and USDf respectively. The user simply chooses the desired vault based on the stablecoin they wish to borrow. Borrowed USDC can be used for trading or to participate in other DeFi activities, while borrowed USDf can be looped through Falcon to increase total capital available for yield generation. The launch of PT-sUSDf on Morpho supports Falcon’s goal of transforming its synthetic dollar into a multi-purpose stablecoin with broad utility across the onchain landscape. Morpho has already integrated USDf and sUSDf, allowing the stablecoins to be used as collateral for borrowing against. Currently running…
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Press Releases are sponsored content and not a part of Finbold’s editorial content. For a full disclaimer, please . Crypto assets/products can be highly risky. Never invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. Dubai, United Arab Emirates, May 20th, 2025, Chainwire Synthetic dollar protocol Falcon Finance has announced that its Pendle token PT-sUSDf has been listed on Morpho’s DeFi lending and borrowing protocol. Its introduction allows users to supply sUSDf as collateral while earning yield from Falcon. Curated with the support of DeFi specialist Re7 Labs, PT-sUSDf operates as a Pendle Principal Token (PT) that represents the principal portion of the yield-bearing sUSDf. This enables it to be used in DeFi protocols while still earning its holder yield on the sUSDf staked in Falon’s synthetic dollar protocol. Morpho’s decision to list PT-sUSDf extends the utility of sUSDf while giving holders an opportunity to borrow against it. After depositing PT-sUSDf into Morpho, users can elect to borrow USDC or USDf. Should they elect to borrow USDf, they can restake the stablecoin in Falcon to generate more sUSDf before repeating the process to earn maximum yield. Two vaults curated by Re7 Labs have been launched on Morpho with a September 25 expiry date for USDC and USDf respectively. The user simply chooses the desired vault based on the stablecoin they wish to borrow. Borrowed USDC can be used for trading or to participate in other DeFi activities, while borrowed USDf can be looped through Falcon to increase total capital available for yield generation. The launch of PT-sUSDf on Morpho supports Falcon’s goal of transforming its synthetic dollar into a multi-purpose stablecoin with broad utility across the onchain landscape. Morpho has already integrated USDf and sUSDf, allowing the stablecoins to be used as collateral for borrowing against. Currently running…
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