Falcon Finance community passes FIP-1 proposal to launch Prime staking feature
According to Odaily, Falcon Finance announced on X that the community has voted to pass the FIP-1 proposal. This proposal introduces a dual staking structure, where Prime FF staking (sFF-Prime) features a 180-day lock-up period, offers a 5.22% native FF yield, and grants 10 times the Snapshot voting power. The existing flexible FF staking (sFF) has no lock-up period, with the native yield adjusted to 0.1%. Once the 180-day lock-up period ends, sFF-Prime holders can immediately withdraw their funds. This measure aims to enhance the governance influence of long-term holders and reduce the impact of short-term capital on the protocol.
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