DWF Labs Partner: Stablecoins and BTC account for 89% of USDF reserve assets, and the current excess collateral ratio is 116%
Odaily News In response to the communitys questions about the reserve status and revenue sources of Falcon Finance (USDf), a stablecoin project under DWF Labs, Andrei Grachev, executive partner of DWF Labs, responded in a post on X.
Among USDfs reserve assets, stablecoins and BTC account for about 89% (about US$565 million), and altcoins account for about 11% (about US$67.5 million). The reserve assets have been audited and the current over-collateralization ratio is 116%.
In terms of yield, the composition of the agreement income is as follows: basis trading income accounts for 44%, arbitrage trading income accounts for 34%, and pledge income accounts for 22%.
According to previous news, Falcon Finances stablecoin USDf was temporarily unpegged, falling to $0.8799, and has now rebounded to $0.9905.
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