Falcon launches off-chain Bitcoin yield vault with an expected annualized return of 3% to 5%
PANews reported on January 7 that, according to official sources, Falcon Finance has announced the launch of a new off-chain Bitcoin yield vault, specifically designed for Bitcoin holders who wish to earn returns without altering their long-term positions. The expected annualized yield ranges from 3% to 5%, paid in Falcon’s USD-settled asset, USDf.
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