Falcon Finance: FF token distribution will introduce a 45-day claim cooldown period
Foresight News reported that Falcon Finance has announced the introduction of a 45-day claim cooldown period for the FF token distribution. This cooldown period is designed to promote responsible token allocation, support operational stability, enable smoother claim processing, and align with a tokenomics model consistent with long-term usage. It is important to note that this update does not change users’ token allocations or vesting schedules, including any past distributions. The cooldown period only affects the execution time of claims and does not involve ownership or the total amount vested.
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