I was a bit disappointed with Falcon because my post got deleted while I was writing it yesterday, but I still decided to give it a try. Actually, I just kept leaving comments on the post that @Crypto1Marine tagged me in, and I made it to the leaderboard. But now, does that mean I can't just comment anymore? I feel like I need to write a post. How is Falcon different from Aave and Compound? Using existing lending platforms has these inconveniences: - Once you put in collateral, it just gets locked → Low capital efficiency - If you want to use leverage and staking together, you have to set it up manually - You have to manually defend against liquidation when prices fluctuate sharply. Honestly, all of this is a hassle, but especially adjusting the liquidation price during sharp price changes is the most annoying. But @FalconStable has reduced all of this at once. As soon as you put in collateral, an automatic leverage strategy is applied, an on-chain risk engine provides real-time liquidation defense, and multiple positions are managed efficiently in a single margin pool. They say there's on-chain work to be done and other things, but I wonder if it really feels different when you use it directly. For now, I'll just write this post. @aave @OneGravityNFT