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Falcon Finance launched its FF token to great expectations, but the asset lost up to 76% of its value in early trading. Selling from influencers and even the team tanked the token, turning it into one of the less successful airdrops.  Falcon Finance launched the FF token in one of the long-awaited airdrops for 2025. The initial trading, however, saw FF slide up to 76%, as analysts noted selling from influencers and possibly the liquidation of some of the team’s allocation.  FF tokens were among the day’s biggest losers, after the initial recipients sold, tanking the price by over 70%. | Source: Coingecko As Cryptopolitan reported earlier, the token launch was supposed to fuel the project’s next growth stage. Falcon Finance also had the seal of approval of World Liberty Fi, which invested $10M into the project.  Falcon Finance was supposed to become one of the key stablecoin issuers, producing the USDf stablecoin. The newly launched FF token had governance functions, hence the early selling by airdrop recipients.  Falcon Finance FF token erases up to 76% At the end of its first trading day, FF fell to $0.17. The token briefly traded at $0.75, immediately leading to rapid selling.  The token started its trading trajectory based on the initial hype from the support of Trump’s WLFI project. However, this was not enough to inspire FF holders, leading to immediate selling pressure.  Even on decentralized exchanges, FF saw top whales realize as much profits as possible, draining the liquidity in some of the pools to just $8K.  FF was trading with the participation of market makers, which could not prevent the price slide. One of the reasons for the allocation was the uneven launch of claim pages. FF allocations were also much bigger for participants in the Kaito ecosystem. Other airdrop…

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Filed under: News - @ September 30, 2025 4:30 pm