If I were to use a metaphor to describe the state of DeFi in 2024, it would be like a chaotic and disorderly marketplace—thousands of stalls lining up, complex trading routes, and users exhausted from running around. But as of 2025, this ecosystem has become completely different, evolving into a meticulously operating skyscraper. In this evolution, hundreds of protocols have fallen like shooting stars, but some projects have demonstrated extraordinary gravitational pull. Falcon Finance is one of them, increasingly regarded within the industry as the ultimate form of future DeFi.

Why is this happening? I’ve been pondering this question. The answer perhaps lies in the understanding of user experience.

The traditional DeFi user experience is like manual driving: you have to manually find liquidity sources, adjust positions, and constantly monitor risk signals. In contrast, Falcon Finance is like a self-driving car equipped with an advanced navigation system—it not only handles the driving for you but can even preemptively predict the most optimal routes.

Where does the core breakthrough come from? The key lies in its Intent-centric execution engine. In this era of emerging L2 and L3 solutions, basic operations like cross-chain transfers, contract approvals, and token swaps have become repetitive and tedious manual labor. Falcon’s innovation is establishing a liquidity abstraction layer that completely hides the underlying complexity. When users deposit ETH or BNB, they no longer need to worry about the underlying details of the chain. To sum it up in one sentence: shifting from requiring users to manage chains and liquidity to simply expressing their trading intent.

This change may seem simple, but it actually signifies a redefinition of the entire DeFi paradigm.