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Closing the onboarding gap: Omniston + Privy bring native TON swaps into apps
Onboarding remains one of the largest practical barriers between mainstream users and decentralized finance. Technical friction — creating a wallet, switching networks, finding a reliable swap route — too often stands between someone’s intent and their first on-chain interaction. The recent Omniston integration into Privy addresses this problem head-on by moving native TON⇄TON swap capability into the app experience itself, reducing both developer overhead and user friction.
A pragmatic fix to a UX problem
Most conversations about DeFi growth center on liquidity and yields. Those are important, but they assume users already have the tools to participate. In reality, many potential users abandon the process long before they see a meaningful return: complicated wallet onboarding, confusing network configuration, and unwieldy DEX interfaces create avoidable drop-off.
Privy, already a widely used wallet infrastructure provider across hundreds of blockchains, has partnered with Omniston to embed a TON-native swap experience directly inside applications. By surfacing native TON swaps through Privy’s wallet layer and leveraging Omniston’s aggregation engine for routing, developers no longer need to build bespoke wallet logic or swap routing into their products. That’s a practical, developer-friendly approach to simplifying first-time on-chain actions.
What the integration actually delivers
At a technical level, the integration combines two things most builders want but rarely get together cleanly:
Wallet abstraction and onboarding: Privy handles the heavy lifting for wallet lifecycle — creation, management, and standard UX flows — across many chains. Developers can rely on these primitives instead of coding and maintaining wallet flows themselves.Aggregated routing and swaps: Omniston provides an aggregation layer that finds efficient TON⇄TON routes and executes swaps, removing the need to integrate multiple DEXes or write custom routing logic.
Crucially, these swaps can take place inside the app rather than forcing users to leave for an external DEX interface. That means fewer context switches for users and fewer moving parts for teams trying to launch quickly.
Developer wins: faster launches, less maintenance
For product teams the benefits are immediate:
Reduced engineering scope. No bespoke wallet setup or complex routing code. Teams can focus on product features and user experience instead of low-level infrastructure.Cleaner integration surface. Embedding a single, audited wallet/swap flow is simpler than integrating multiple DEX contracts, handling different token standards, or managing cross-chain edge cases.Faster iteration and experimentation. With onboarding and swaps handled by infrastructure, teams can deploy initial experiences faster and validate product-market fit without heavy infrastructure investment.
The addition of documented “Privy recipes” for TON is an important signal here — clear, prescriptive docs lower the barrier to experimentation and accelerate production deployments.
User wins: smoother onboarding, immediate utility
From a user perspective, moving swaps into the app matters for two reasons:
Fewer steps to value. Users can create a wallet, obtain native TON, and swap it inside the same interface where they want to use it. That reduces cognitive load and the chance of user error.Trust and continuity. Keeping flows in-app reduces the chance users will get lost on an external DEX or make a mistake when switching between interfaces.
These improvements are not just niceties; they directly affect retention and conversion. When the first on-chain operations are predictable and contained, users are more likely to complete them and return.
Broader implications for the TON ecosystem
This integration nudges TON’s developer stack toward a more product-centric model: builders ship features and experiences while composable infrastructure handles execution. That’s essential for scaling real user adoption — when the plumbing is reliable and standardized, teams can invest energy into product differentiation rather than infrastructure reinvention.
By lowering the cost of entry for developers and removing friction for end users, the Omniston + Privy integration helps create the conditions needed for more consumer-facing TON applications to succeed. Over time, that can broaden the ecosystem from niche traders and builders to mainstream users who care about simple, useful products.
Conclusion
The Omniston integration into Privy is a pragmatic, high-leverage step toward solving a core DeFi problem: onboarding. By embedding native TON swaps inside applications and pairing them with robust wallet infrastructure, the integration reduces engineering complexity, improves user experience, and strengthens TON’s developer toolkit. For teams building on TON, these kinds of infrastructure advances make it easier to focus on product, iterate faster, and deliver immediate, on-chain utility to real users.
For developers interested in implementation details and the Privy TON recipes, the Privy documentation provides focused guides and code samples to get started.
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Attention Is the Only Real Liquidity: why culture matters more than on-chain depth for meme tokens
Liquidity is usually framed as a number: trading volume, order-book depth, or how much capital sits in a pool. For many assets that framing works. For cultural and meme tokens like $GOHOME, it misses the point. These are not primarily technical or utility projects — they are social phenomena. In that context, attention is the single most important form of liquidity: when people notice, remember and talk, markets follow.
From capital to culture: a different definition of liquidity
Traditional liquidity answers the mechanical question “how easily can I buy or sell?” It measures friction — slippage, spreads, or available counterparties. Cultural liquidity, by contrast, measures social availability: how many people are aware of an asset, how likely they are to trade it, and how often they mention it. Where financial liquidity depends on money, cultural liquidity depends on attention.
For a meme token, a listing on an exchange or a locked supply are necessary infrastructure elements, but they are not sufficient. Without conversations, memes, and repeat mentions across communities, those features sit unused. Attention is what converts passive infrastructure into active markets.
GOHOME as a study in attention-first design
GOHOME intentionally adopts a minimal, attention-centric approach. Its design choices show a belief that fewer moving parts increase the chance of cultural spread:
Simplicity of presentation. A clean, straightforward website reduces friction for newcomers and emphasizes the story over technical complexity. Simplicity helps messages travel quickly and be remembered.Limited supply. Scarcity creates a clear narrative — a simple story anyone can explain to a friend. It’s easier for communities to form around scarcity than around arcane tokenomics.Shareable story. GOHOME opts for a narrative that’s easy to repeat and reframe, which is exactly what fuels organic attention. The white paper follows suit: it explains how to participate and why the project exists, not an exhaustive technical blueprint.
Those decisions aren’t about maximizing on-chain throughput or complex utility. They are about making the project memorable and talkable. Every mention in a chat, post or video increases the chances that a buyer and a seller will coincidentally meet — and that’s how real liquidity shows up.
Why attention begets tradability
When people pay attention, they create counterparties. Social channels generate both demand (new buyers) and supply (holders deciding to sell). A viral post, a well-timed meme, or a stream can create a short window where many participants are simultaneously interested — the optimal condition for trading.
This dynamic explains why attention spikes often correspond to sharp increases in on-chain activity, even when technical fundamentals haven’t changed. Conversely, a project with deep pools and locked tokens can still be illiquid in practice if no one cares enough to trade.
Practical implications for participants
For those interacting with attention-driven assets, the rules of engagement differ from traditional investing:
Evaluate narrative strength, not only metrics. Look at how easy the project’s story is to retell. Is it memorable? Does it have simple visuals or slogans that spread?Observe channels of discourse. Measure attention qualitatively: are community posts original, are influencers engaging, and is conversation sustained over time (not just a one-day spike)?Recognize the volatility tradeoff. Attention can rise quickly and evaporate just as fast. That creates opportunities but also sharp downside risk.Avoid mistaking infrastructure for momentum. Listings, audits, or locked supplies are important, but they won’t generate buyers by themselves.
Measuring attention 
Quantifying attention is imperfect, but the following indicators are useful proxies:
Frequency and sentiment of community posts across platforms.Share and repost rates for key messages or memes.New community member growth and engagement depth (comments vs. likes).Mentions by content creators or micro-influencers relevant to the community.
None of these is a guaranteed predictor, but combined they give a picture of whether an asset is becoming more socially liquid.
Risks and ethical considerations
An attention-first strategy can be powerful — but it’s also fragile. Projects built on narratives may be more vulnerable to manipulation, misinformation, or short-term hype. Participants should exercise critical thinking: verify facts, be skeptical of coordinated pump attempts, and remember that cultural attention does not equal long-term value.
It’s also important for communities and creators to act responsibly. Building sustainable attention means fostering genuine engagement and transparency, not just chasing virality at any cost.
Conclusion
For tokens like $GOHOME, liquidity is not a ledger entry — it’s a social phenomenon. The more people remember, mention, and believe in an idea, the more likely buyers and sellers will appear, and the more “liquid” the asset becomes in real life. That shifts the emphasis from technical bells and whistles to clarity of message, simplicity, and repeatability. When you consider an attention-based asset, ask whether you’re buying real utility or buying into a shared belief — and be honest about the risks that belief entails.
Not financial advice. If you’d like to explore how attention metrics are tracked or want a checklist to evaluate attention-driven projects, I can prepare one.
Check it yourself: linktr.ee/gohometoken

STON.fi’s Impermanent Loss Offset: Reframing Liquidity provision as a Shared Risk
For years, impermanent loss (IL) has been widely accepted as an inherent cost of automated market maker (AMM) liquidity provision: price divergence between paired assets can leave liquidity providers (LPs) with less value than simply holding the tokens. Protocols have traditionally addressed this by offering higher trading fees, token incentives, or one-off rebates. STON.fi takes a different approach — treating impermanent loss as an economic risk that can, and should, be managed at the protocol level.
The mechanism — predictable, capped offsets
STON.fi’s solution is straightforward in design but meaningful in effect: a recurring monthly budget is allocated to partially offset realized impermanent loss for participants in the STON/USDT pool. Critically, offsets are capped both per user and in aggregate each month. That dual cap achieves two objectives at once:
User protection: LPs receive tangible compensation for adverse price moves that cause IL, reducing downside from longer-term participation.Economic discipline: Per-user and monthly caps prevent the program from becoming an open-ended subsidy that would erode token economics or create runaway inflation.
This structured, recurring allocation reframes the incentive from ad-hoc rewards to an operationalized risk management program — one with known costs and transparent boundaries.
Why this matters for LPs and markets
Changes the risk calculus. For LPs who seek steady, long-term exposure (rather than short-term yield chasers), the offset reduces one of the largest behavioral frictions: leaving the pool after volatility. With partial protection, rational participants are more likely to remain during swings, which can in turn help the pool recover as prices stabilize.Encourages deeper liquidity. Structural protection fosters confidence. Deeper liquidity reduces slippage for traders and makes the pool more attractive for larger orders — a virtuous cycle benefiting both traders and LPs.Improves price stability. When LPs are less inclined to withdraw during volatile periods, the pool sustains tighter spreads and smoother price discovery. This is especially valuable for pairs involving a native protocol token (STON) where concentrated withdrawals can exacerbate volatility.Makes risk management a core feature. By embedding IL mitigation into protocol operations, STON.fi signals a maturing DeFi practice: risk tools are becoming infrastructure rather than optional marketing spend.
Market-design trade-offs and considerations
The model is attractive, but it is not without trade-offs. A balanced appraisal highlights several points LPs and governance should weigh:
Partial, not full, protection. Offsets are designed to be partial. They reduce the pain of IL but don’t eliminate it — LPs still face exposure to price divergence and should account for that in position sizing and strategy.Moral hazard and selection effects. Any protection can change participant behavior. Caps help mitigate the risk of opportunistic strategies that exploit offsets, but governance must monitor whether the program disproportionately benefits sophisticated actors or encourages riskier token listings.Fiscal sustainability. Even with capped allocations, the budget must be financed in a way that doesn’t dilute token value or compromise other protocol priorities (security, development, key partnerships). Transparent funding rules and periodic reviews are essential.Complexity of measurement. Accurate, auditable calculation of realized IL and fair offset distribution is technically nontrivial. STON.fi’s credibility rests on clear methodology, transparent reporting, and reliable on-chain mechanisms.
Governance and signals
Placing IL mitigation into protocol policy transforms it into a governance lever. How large is the monthly budget? How are caps determined and adjusted? What metrics trigger modification of the program? These are governance questions with real economic consequences. Done well, this can become a core, iterative instrument for balancing growth and sustainability; done poorly, it risks becoming an unsustainable subsidy.
Conclusion — a pragmatic step toward sustainable liquidity
STON.fi’s impermanent loss offset distribution is a thoughtful response to a longstanding market failure: individual LPs bearing concentrated downside risk with few structural protections. By allocating a recurring, capped budget to partially offset IL, the protocol aligns incentives across stakeholders, encourages longer-term participation, and treats risk management as an infrastructural function.
This approach is not a panacea. It requires careful design, transparent execution, and ongoing governance oversight. But if executed responsibly, it represents a meaningful evolution in AMM market design — one that could be a model for protocols seeking deeper, more resilient liquidity without sacrificing fiscal discipline.
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GOHOME Не Ждет Разрешения — Он Уже Движется
Краткая версия: GOHOME запущен, на цепочке, и позиционируется как нечто большее, чем токен — это движение, управляемое сообществом, которое приглашает к решительному участию. Если вы хотите узнать, что это значит и как оно представляет себя на рынке, продолжайте чтение.

Видение и убеждение важнее времени
Многие проекты приходят с дорожной картой продукта и ценовым графиком; GOHOME открывается с миссией. Основное сообщение простое: вам не нужно идеально «попадать в рынок», когда вы верите в миссию. Вместо этого GOHOME позиционирует себя как открытое, доступное средство для людей, которые хотят действовать по убеждению — сейчас, а не позже.

STONfi Club — the private corner of DeFi where decisions happen
There’s a side of decentralized finance that rarely makes it into public channels: sober conversations about numbers, tradeoffs, and governance — not headlines or hype. That’s the purpose behind STONfi Club: a focused, merit-based community for people who actively support and shape the STONfi protocol.
Who the Club is for
STONfi Club is designed for contributors who are materially invested in the protocol and want to participate beyond surface-level updates. Qualifying entry is straightforward and merit-based — pick any one of the following:
Hold 2,000+ STON; orStake 1,000+ STON; orProvide $10,000+ in liquidity.
These thresholds keep the room concentrated with participants who have aligned interests and are committed to long-term, constructive engagement.
What happens inside
This isn’t another announcement channel. Membership gives you access to:
Direct conversations with the STONfi dev team and CEO Slavik Baranov, so you hear rationale, not just outcomes.Discussions with experienced liquidity providers, long-term stakers, and TON-native builders who have been in the ecosystem from the start.Deep dives into protocol design, risk tradeoffs, liquidity strategy, and upcoming product or governance changes.The chance to ask technical questions, challenge assumptions, and influence direction — when appropriate — through informed, practical dialogue.
In short: you don’t just get early updates; you get context, logic, and the ability to contribute to the thinking behind major moves.
Why it’s structured this way
STONfi Club intentionally limits membership so conversations remain high-signal and decision-oriented. By restricting entry to materially committed participants, the Club preserves productive discussion and reduces noise, while ensuring participants share a stake in good outcomes.
How to join
If you meet any of the qualifying thresholds, join via the official bot: t.me/STONfi_bot?start=joinclub
For more about STONfi — including docs, links, and further context — explore: linktr.ee/ston.fi

TON liquidity is finally getting the treatment it deserves — why the Omniston → Rango integration matters
The quiet stuff often makes the loudest difference. TON’s connectivity just took a big step forward: Omniston is now powering TON swaps inside Rango Exchange. That may sound like backend plumbing, but it changes how real people and builders interact with TON liquidity — for the better. Here’s a clear, practical breakdown of what happened, why it matters, and what it means for traders, developers, and the TON ecosystem.

What actually changed
Rango Exchange connects liquidity across 80+ blockchains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Sui, Tron, and more). Before this update, TON swaps on Rango were routed through generic, cross-chain paths that often used wrapped or indirect assets. Now, Rango routes TON trades through Omniston, which uses STONfi’s aggregation layer to execute TON swaps with native-grade liquidity and protocol-level execution.
In short: TON trades on Rango are no longer treated as an afterthought or routed through clumsy intermediaries. They’re executed using real TON liquidity directly — which makes swaps smarter, deeper, and more efficient.

Under the hood: native aggregation vs generic routing
A few technical points — straightforward and important:
Generic routing: Older cross-chain routing often relied on wrapped assets or multi-hop bridges. That creates fragmentation (liquidity split across many wrapped versions), higher slippage, and more failure points.Native aggregation: Omniston pulls liquidity directly from STONfi sources (the DEX/aggregator on TON). Trades settle with protocol-level execution on TON instead of relying on wrapped tokens or external bridges.Result: fewer hops, lower fragmentation, and more reliable execution — particularly for long-tail or newly listed TON tokens that are often hard to reach via generic cross-chain paths.

Why users (traders) benefit
Better prices and lower slippage. Native aggregation finds deeper liquidity pools and avoids unnecessary hops, which usually improves execution price and reduces slippage — especially on larger trades or illiquid tokens.Access to long-tail tokens. Assets that lived mostly on TON or only had thin cross-chain presence become easier to trade from other ecosystems via Rango.Faster, cleaner settlements. Less wrapping/unwrapping and fewer cross-chain steps mean trades are simpler and less error-prone.A more consistent UX. Instead of encountering strange route failures or wildly different quoted prices, users should see more predictable behavior when swapping TON assets.

Why builders should care
This integration is more than convenience — it’s an infrastructure signal:
Plug-and-play liquidity via the Omniston SDK. Teams building wallets, cross-chain dApps, or aggregators can now integrate TON liquidity without reinventing routing logic or building custom bridges for TON.Faster product iteration. If developers can rely on native-grade TON liquidity being available through Rango + Omniston, they can ship features faster (token lists, buy/swap flows, on-ramps).Easier discovery for new tokens. Projects launching on TON get a clearer path to liquidity and discoverability across Rango’s multi-chain audience.

What this means for TON’s ecosystem
Less fragmentation, more depth. As more multi-chain aggregators adopt native TON routes, liquidity that used to be split across wrapped versions and isolated pools can coalesce into deeper, healthier markets.Network effects. Better access improves trading volume, which attracts more makers, which attracts more integrations — a positive feedback loop for TON DeFi.Signals to infrastructure teams. When major aggregators treat TON as “first-class” rather than tacked-on, other projects and protocols take notice and prioritize TON support.

Important caveats (be smart)
This is a helpful upgrade, but it’s not magic. Keep these in mind:
Smart-contract & protocol risk. Any new integration or SDK introduces code risk. Use caution and do basic checks before routing large amounts through unfamiliar flows.Slippage and liquidity still vary. Native aggregation improves the situation, but very small markets or newly minted tokens can still exhibit high slippage or low depth.Not financial advice. This explains the technical and product impact — it’s not investment advice. Always do your own research (DYOR).

How to try it
If you want to see it in action, TON swaps are already live on Rango: 👉 app.rango.exchange/

Learn more about the liquidity source powering these routes: linktr.ee/ston.fi

Quick takeaway
Integrating Omniston into Rango is a technical move with practical consequences: smoother execution, better access to $TON tokens, and a lower barrier for developers to build with TON liquidity. For users it means better swaps; for builders it means less plumbing to worry about. For TON, it’s another step toward being treated like a first-class chain in the multi-chain world.

GOHOME Zealy Sprint — Official Launch, Prizes & How to Win
GOHOME Zealy is officially live. From Jan 14 → Feb 7, the community sprint brings a $500+ USDT prize pool and a range of tasks designed for speed, creativity and engagement. Below is a polished, professional guide summarizing the sprint, how rewards are distributed, how to participate, and tips to improve your chances.

What the sprint is
The GOHOME Zealy Sprint is a limited-time community quest hosted on Zealy (zealy.io/cw/gohome). It blends social tasks, on-chain engagement and timed challenges. Some tasks reward USDT immediately on a first-come, first-served basis, while others are judged or ranked after completion.
Timeline
Start: Jan 14End: Feb 7
(Complete tasks anytime during this window; time-sensitive tasks may close earlier.)
Prize pool & reward breakdown
Total prize pool: over $500 USDT

Note: Special tasks within the sprint may award USDT on a first-come, first-served basis — act fast on those.
Who can enter
Anyone with a Zealy account who completes the sprint tasks during the event window. Make sure your Zealy profile and any required wallet/social connections are set up before you begin.
How to participate — step by step
Visit the sprint page: zealy.io/cw/gohome.Sign in or create a Zealy account.Connect any required accounts (social profiles, wallets) if a task requires verification.Browse the task list and prioritize:Time-sensitive tasks (first-come USDT rewards).High-value/judged tasks (creative quality can influence top placements).Complete tasks as instructed (screenshots, links, posts, on-chain actions, etc.).Submit evidence where required and confirm task completion on Zealy.Monitor the leaderboard and announcements for winners and payouts.
Tips to increase your chance of winning
Move quickly on first-come tasks — they reward fast responders.Follow instructions exactly (formatting, hashtags, URLs) to avoid disqualification.Prioritize high-value tasks and judged entries that allow creativity — they’re most likely to influence top placements.Document everything (screenshots, links) so you can prove completion if verification is needed.Engage the community — sharing your entries on X or other channels can add visibility and occasionally sway community-judged awards.
Rules & fair play
Only one entry per task unless the task explicitly allows multiples.Misrepresentation or falsified evidence may result in disqualification.Payouts and distribution follow the organizer’s official announcements — always check Zealy and the GOHOME channels for final rulings.Tasks marked as “first come” will be paid in the order submissions are verified.
Rewards, payout & support
Winners and payouts will be processed per the sprint organizer’s timeline and announced on Zealy and official GOHOME channels.If you have issues with task verification or payouts, contact the sprint support channels listed on the Zealy page or GOHOME’s official community support.
Quick checklist before you start
 Zealy account active and logged in
Wallet / social accounts connected Screenshots/screens-recording tools readyFamiliar with the sprint timeline and prize tableSaved the sprint URL: zealy.io/cw/gohome

Final word
This GOHOME Zealy Sprint is a focused, short-term chance to win cash prizes while helping promote and engage with the GOHOME community. Move fast on first-come tasks, focus on quality for judged entries, and keep clear records of everything you submit. Good luck — may the best entries win!

$GOHOME: Когда интернет-культура, политика и блокчейн сталкиваются
В быстро меняющемся мире криптовалют большинство мемов исчезают так же быстро, как появляются. Однако некоторые из них захватывают момент так точно, что становятся частью цифровой истории. $GOHOME — это один из таких моментов — рожденный не из дорожной карты или белой книги, а из одного странного снимка интернета, который вызвал недоумение по всему миру.
21 января 2025 года официальный сайт Белого дома на короткое время удалил свою страницу на испанском языке. Вместо этого посетители столкнулись с сообщением об ошибке — а под ним была кнопка, которая, казалось, говорила «вернуться домой».

Where the rewards are: a clear guide to this week’s top farms on STONFI
Fridays on @ston_fi usually mean one thing — a quick check of where liquidity incentives are strongest and why those pools deserve attention. Rewards aren’t just about the biggest numbers; they tell you who’s building, what the ecosystem needs, and how protocol design nudges liquidity toward stability or flexibility. Here’s a concise, practical breakdown of the standout farms right now and what each one actually means for LPs.

FRT / TON — ecosystem-first, stability-focused
This farm is currently leading the “ecosystem incentive” category. Backed by the ForTON network, the pool is distributing 2,900 TON + 75 FRT in rewards and runs through February 1. The key design decision here is a 30-day LP lock.
Why that matters:
A longer lock reduces short-term hopping and encourages committed liquidity, which helps reduce price impact for traders and gives the ecosystem more dependable depth.The FRT/TON pairing is explicitly ecosystem-driven: rewards are a mechanism to bootstrap and stabilize activity around ForTON’s use cases rather than to chase yield-harvesters.If you want exposure to project growth and are comfortable locking capital for a month, this is one to study closely.

JETTON / USDT and JETTON / TON — GameFi exposure with flexibility
GameFi-oriented liquidity is concentrated here. JetTon Games is powering these pools with 32,000 JETTON in rewards available until January 31, paired with a 15-day lock.
Why LPs like these pools:
JetTon incentives are large and target both stablecoin (USDT) and native-asset (TON) pairings, letting LPs choose between stablepair stability and native-token upside.The 15-day lock is lighter — it balances giving the protocol some stability while keeping flexibility for LPs who don’t want long lock-ups.GameFi exposure can bring both ticketed user growth and volatility — rewards are attractive, but fundamentals (project adoption, token utility) matter.

STORM / TON — perpetuals-friendly, no lock-up
On the perpetual trading side, STORM/TON is built for a different audience. The pool distributes 20,000 STORM monthly, has no lock-up, and benefits from support by one of TON’s major perp DEXs.
Why this is relevant:
No lock-up makes it suitable for LPs who want continuous access to funds and are comfortable with the higher turnover that usually accompanies perp markets.Perp-backed liquidity often improves pricing for traders executing futures/perpetuals and can create a steady source of fees and rewards for long-term LPs.This is a play for LPs who understand perp market dynamics and prefer liquidity that enables derivatives flow rather than pure spot stability.

STON / USDT — the protocol’s baseline farm
The native STON pool is the protocol’s foundational farm: 10,000 STON distributed monthly, zero lock-up, and it runs continuously.
Why this is the baseline:
Continuous distribution with no lock-up makes STON/USDT the go-to place for steady, protocol-native yield and a convenient on-ramp for users who want exposure to the token without committing to time locks.It serves as a stability anchor for the protocol’s tokenomics — a place where liquidity is always being incentivized so users can step in or out with minimal friction.

Practical rules for smart farming
Before committing capital, line up these checkpoints:
Match timeline to intent. Short locks + large rewards can attract quick yields but also more impermanent loss risk; longer locks support healthier liquidity but reduce flexibility.Understand token fundamentals. Who’s behind the project? What utility or demand supports the reward token? Large reward numbers are attractive until the token has no lasting demand.Consider impermanent loss (IL). High volatility pairs (TON, STORM, JETTON) can generate IL that wipes out reward gains; stablecoin pairs reduce that risk.Look at exit liquidity and volume. Pools with deep, real trading volume are safer to join and exit.Check lock-up mechanics and timing. Make sure lock periods align with your risk tolerance and cash needs.LP tokens are automatic. When you add liquidity, LP tokens are issued automatically — keep them safe and know how to unstake/withdraw.

Final thoughts
Rewards are signals: they show where protocol teams want liquidity, where partners are incentivizing activity, and which parts of the ecosystem are being prioritized. Right now, the FRT/TON farm is pushing ecosystem stability, JetTon pools offer GameFi exposure with medium-term flexibility, STORM/TON caters to perp liquidity without locks, and STON/USDT remains the protocol’s steady baseline.
Always do your own research. Compare timelines, lock periods, token fundamentals, and your own liquidity needs before committing capital — smart farming starts with understanding the structure behind the rewards.
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Read more about STONfi: linktr.ee/ston.fi

Как исправить весь ваш крипто-портфель за один день
Это не кликбейт. Это практическое руководство на один день, чтобы прекратить азартные игры с фьючерсами 100x и начать строить устойчивый портфель Web3, который действительно работает на вас — не проводя время перед экраном. Это не обещание быстрого обогащения, а реалистичный способ реорганизовать и автоматизировать ваш капитал, чтобы шум рынка перестал забирать ваши прибыли.
Краткое примечание: это образовательный материал, а не финансовый совет. Проводите собственное исследование и никогда не рискуйте больше, чем вы можете позволить себе потерять.

STONfi in 2025 — Part 2: Growth You Can Measure
Executive summary
2025 was the year STONfi stopped being a promising idea and started being an incontrovertible set of metrics. Across trading, community, outreach, and developer activity the numbers tell the same story: STONfi moved from early momentum to reliable scale. Lifetime trading volume passed $6.7 billion, the platform processed more than 30 million swaps, and today roughly 70% of all swap activity on TON routes through STONfi. Those headline figures are joined by broad, tangible signals — thousands of integrations, strong media coverage, global events, and a social footprint that reflects active, participatory adoption rather than passive curiosity.
Measurable market impact
The most concrete way to judge a DeFi protocol is usage, and STONfi’s usage metrics are unambiguous.
$6.7B+ lifetime volume — a clear indicator that liquidity and order flow are real and sustained.30M+ swaps — shows consistent end-user interaction and repeat usage, not just one-off activity.~70% share of TON swap volume — an exceptional market penetration rate for a single protocol in an ecosystem that has multiple dApps and aggregators.30,000+ token pairs — deep market coverage that supports both mainstream and niche token activity, and reduces friction for traders seeking liquidity.
Together these numbers show both breadth (many pairs, many users) and depth (large aggregate volume and a dominant market share), which is a healthier signal than any single metric taken in isolation.
Community, content, and organic momentum
Numbers aren’t just about volume — they’re about people. STONfi’s audience and creator activity demonstrate that growth is community-led.
2 million+ followers across channels signal a large addressable audience and strong brand recognition.130,000+ pieces of organic content indicate active, sustained creator and user engagement rather than paid or ephemeral attention.Thousands of contest participants show community willingness to participate, experiment, and evangelize the product.
This organic footprint matters because network effects in DeFi are social as well as technical: more users creating content and participating in promotions makes it easier for new users to discover and trust the protocol.
Events and media: a global presence
STONfi didn’t just post stats — it showed up.
74 events worldwide across major crypto hubs and conferences brought face-to-face engagement with builders, partners, and users.600+ media features amplified the message that “DeFi on TON should be open, usable, and built for real users.”
The combination of in-person events and broad media coverage helped translate technical capability into real-world credibility, which accelerates integrations, partnerships, and onboarding.
Developer momentum and integrations
Sustainable DeFi ecosystems need developer buy-in — and STONfi delivered.
16 teams funded by the Grant Program with $51,000 in support, a deliberate investment in experimental and infrastructure work.26 integrations with STONfi and Omniston, showing that other projects see immediate value in connecting to STONfi’s liquidity and tooling.
These moves indicate a platform-oriented approach: building primitives and pathways that make it easier for other teams to plug in, iterate, and ship.
Why this matters for TON and DeFi
STONfi’s 2025 results are important on two levels. First, for TON, a dominant swap layer with deep liquidity reduces friction across the whole ecosystem — better prices, easier onboarding, and more composability for builders. Second, for DeFi more broadly, the numbers show a repeatable pattern: focus on reliability, liquidity depth, and developer ergonomics drives organic adoption that scales.
Operational signals of maturity
Beyond headline growth, a mature protocol must operate reliably and be maintainable. The mix of sustained volume, heavy swap counts, wide pair coverage, and developer integrations points to operational readiness: infrastructure that can handle scale, product features that meet real trader and LP needs, and processes (events, media, grants) that continuously feed the growth engine.
Conclusion — a foundation for the next chapter
If 2024 was about product-market fit and experimentation, 2025 was about scaling what worked and proving it with real numbers. STONfi didn’t just grow — it matured. The combination of market share, user activity, developer integrations, and public engagement creates a robust foundation for future innovation: new product lines, deeper integrations across $TON , and continued network effects.
To explore more about STONfi and follow what comes next, see: linktr.ee/ston.fi
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STONfi’s Refreshed Website — clarity, speed, and a smoother way into TON DeFi
STONfi has launched a fully refreshed website — and this update is more than a fresh coat of paint. It’s a deliberate redesign aimed at reducing friction, speeding up discovery, and helping anyone — whether brand new to TON or already active in the ecosystem — quickly understand how STONfi’s core features connect.
What changed (and why it matters)
The new site focuses on three practical goals: clarity, speed, and intuitive navigation.
Cleaner layout: Information is grouped and prioritized so visitors see the most important actions and explanations first. That means fewer distractions and faster comprehension for users who want to swap, provide liquidity, stake, or participate in governance.More intuitive navigation: Key flows — swaps, liquidity pools, farming, and governance — are easier to find and follow. Users no longer need to hunt through multiple pages to complete common tasks.Faster access to core details: Technical jargon is trimmed back and core mechanics (fees, impermanent loss basics, apy mechanics, governance rights) are surfaced in plain language so newcomers can make informed choices quickly.
These changes reduce cognitive load and help users make better, faster decisions — which is exactly what a DEX and liquidity aggregator should deliver.
A better experience for every user
The redesign benefits different audiences in specific ways:
Newcomers: Short, clear explanations and guided navigation reduce onboarding friction. New users can understand what swaps, pools, and farming actually do without feeling overwhelmed.Active traders and liquidity providers: Faster navigation and clearer dashboards make it easier to monitor positions and execute trades with minimal clicks.Governance participants: Governance information and participation flows are more visible, so token holders can more easily learn about proposals and cast votes.
Community-driven evolution
STONfi’s team is treating this release as a living project, not a one-time milestone. They’re actively soliciting user feedback: what feels intuitive, what is confusing, and what users want to see next. That feedback loop matters — real user input will shape subsequent updates, improving UX and feature prioritization over time.
If you explore the new site, the team wants to hear specifics: which pages helped you most, which flows need fewer steps, and where technical or explanatory content could be clearer.
What’s next
The refresh is only the beginning. STONfi has signaled more features and community initiatives are on the way, including a dedicated launch contest tied to the new website — details will be announced soon. Those kinds of campaigns usually aim to reward early explorers and encourage active testing of new flows, so keep an eye on the team’s channels.
How to get involved
Take a few minutes to explore the new site and give structured feedback:
Visit: ston.fiLearn more and follow updates: linktr.ee/ston.fi
When you explore, consider sharing:
Screenshots or short notes about confusing stepsSuggestions for clearer language or additional tooltipsIdeas for features or analytics that would help you manage activity on TON
Final thought
This website refresh is practical and user-centered: it’s about making DeFi on TON more accessible and usable, not just prettier. By focusing on clarity, speed, and ongoing community-driven improvements, STONfi is positioning itself as a platform that helps both newcomers and power users move confidently in the TON DeFi space. Take a look, test the flows, and — if you have thoughts — share them. 
This kind of active feedback is exactly what will shape the next phase of the platform.
#newscrypto $TON $DOGS

Как TON DeFi достиг нового уровня
2025 год стал годом, когда DeFi TON перестал быть экспериментом и начал вести себя как настоящая финансовая инфраструктура. В центре этого сдвига оказался STON.fi — не просто более крупная DEX, а набор инструментов для более умной, быстрой и разнообразной работы с ликвидностью для пользователей и разработчиков. Ниже я разбираю основные компоненты, которые STON.fi представил в прошлом году, почему они важны и что они означают для трейдеров, поставщиков ликвидности и более широкой экосистемы TON.

Omniston — один интерфейс, множество источников ликвидности

Токен STON — Двигатель, который приводит в движение преобразование DeFi TON
Абстрактно. На протяжении 2025 года децентрализованный финансовый ландшафт TON быстро развивался. Центральным элементом этого прогресса является STON — родной токен STON.fi — который функционирует не просто как спекулятивный инструмент, но как основной утилитарный актив, который поддерживает свопы, предоставление ликвидности и кросс-протокольную интеграцию в TON. Эта статья оценивает роль STON с точки зрения рыночной производительности и токеномики, а также реальной утилитарности, ликвидности и рисков, и объясняет, почему его траектория, по-видимому, связана с подлинным принятием, а не с хайпом.

STON.fi и Omniston: тихий финансовый слой, формирующийся вокруг $TON
Экосистема TON быстро перешла от экспериментов к реальному, пригодному для использования DeFi — и STON.fi — важная причина этого. То, что раньше казалось разрозненными биржами и игрушечными продуктами, теперь выглядит как многослойная финансовая инфраструктура: беспрепятственные обмены, совместимая ликвидность и слой агрегации (Omniston), который объединяет всё это, чтобы сделки и стратегии действительно работали в реальном мире. Ниже я объясню, что происходит, почему это важно для разных пользователей (новичков, разработчиков, охотников за доходностью, долгосрочных держателей TON) и на какие компромиссы следует обратить внимание.

Как купить $CVAI и почему стоит держать
$CVAI — это основной токен полезности экосистемы CVPad, обеспечивающий работу как @CVPad_io, так и @CVAgentlauncher. Независимо от того, являетесь ли вы разработчиком, трейдером или долгосрочным участником Web3, $CVAI предназначен не просто как спекулятивный токен — это ключ к распределению на ланчпаде, инструментам искусственного интеллекта, управлению и другим функциям экосистемы.
Ниже представлен четкий и практичный гид по покупке $CVAI, а также краткое объяснение полезности токена и причины, по которой его хранение может быть ценным для долгосрочных участников.

xАкции и тихая демократизация глобальных рынков
На протяжении десятилетий доступ к традиционным финансовым рынкам сопровождался невидимыми контрольными пунктами: ваше место жительства, брокерские компании, которые принимали вас, банковские счета, которые вы могли открыть, и горы бумаг и проверок. DeFi обещал разрушить эти барьеры, но на практике многие реальные активы по-прежнему оставались строго изолированными — находились под контролем хранителей, подвергались географическому ограничению и процессам соответствия, и были доступны только через устаревшие каналы.

xStocks: переосмысление доступа к акциям, а не создание новых активов
Токенизация имеет способность превращать простые вопросы в многослойные разговоры. xStocks — идеальный пример: они не обещают волшебных новых доходов или заменяют традиционные акции — они перепаковывают доступ к существующим акциям в передаваемую, на блокчейне форму. Эта двойственная природа — референция к реальной экономике плюс механизмы владения на блокчейне — делает xStocks полезными и требует внимательного изучения, а не просто громкой рекламы.

Попробуйте сами, не просто наблюдайте: как токенизированные акции вписываются в DeFi — и как исследовать их самостоятельно
Самый быстрый способ понять, как традиционные активы интегрируются в DeFi — это не лекция и не пост, а практическая сессия за клавиатурой. Теория полезна, но настоящее понимание приходит от использования продукта: от кликов по интерфейсу, ощущения скорости выполнения действий, замечания, где опыт плавный, а где неудобный.
Ниже представлен практическое, ориентированное на пользователя руководство по изучению токенизированных акций (на примере xStocks от STON.fi). Оно поможет вам учиться на практике, замечать важные мелочи и делиться полезными отзывами, которые действительно помогут улучшить экосистему.

Почему запускать свой проект в области ИИ или Web3 с @CVAgentlauncher?
Запуск проекта в сфере ИИ или Web3 — это волнующе, но жестоко. Разница между пустыми обещаниями и устойчивым, привлекательным для финансирования продуктом часто зависит от сроков, репутации и выбранной платформы запуска. Именно здесь вступает @CVAgentlauncher (работающий на базе @CVPad_io): платформа запуска +, сочетающая институциональную строгость, обширную экосистему партнеров и инструменты, ориентированные на ИИ, чтобы дать основателям реальный шанс на долгосрочный успех.
Ниже я разбираю, что делает CVAgentlauncher привлекательным для основателей, инвесторов и строителей сообщества — и как он на самом деле помогает проектам перейти от прототипа к продукту, соответствующему рынку.