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Falcon Finance integrates tokenized Mexican CETES through Etherfuse, adding sovereign yield beyond US Treasuries to its $2B+ stablecoin system
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Falcon Finance integrated tokenized Mexican government bills (CETES) as collateral for its USDf stablecoin, marking the first non-US sovereign asset in its $2B+ system. The move diversifies beyond US Treasuries through Etherfuse's Solana-based tokenization, targeting Mexico's $65B remittance market while introducing emerging market currency and political risk. Whether users value geographic diversification over US credit reliability remains untested.
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