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Not long ago, an update was released in the $TON ecosystem that truly changes the perception of the entire network. xStocks, tokenized versions of real market assets, have appeared on STONfi. In fact, it is now possible to work with assets such as Apple or Nvidia within TON without leaving the blockchain.
Each xStock is backed by Backed Finance, which means that the value of the token follows the value of the corresponding stock. At the same time, everything remains as familiar as possible for the user, no KYC is required, and no additional barriers appear. If you already have a TON wallet, y

Changes continue to occur in the $TON ecosystem that are not always obvious, but over time have a significant impact on usability. The integration of SwapCoffee pools into Omniston is one such change. Now, in addition to STONfi, DeDust, and Tonco pools, another source of liquidity is taken into account in regular swaps, and all this works without manual selection by the user.
In essence, the logic of exchanges is becoming simpler. There is no need to think about where the best price is right now and through which exchange to conduct the transaction. Omniston itself collects available liquidit

If you look at the liquidity pools on STONfi a little more closely, you will notice that the APR values for some pairs have shifted upward again. I try to periodically return to the pairs in order to compare the APR and pool activity.
BUDDY/TON, APR 155%. This is a new pair that received a good APR at launch, and knowing how APR changes in pairs on STONfi, it becomes clear that the APR will remain this way for a long time.
UTYA/TON, APR 140%. The pair has been holding in this range for several days without any sharp jumps, which makes it quite stable.
AMORE/TON, APR 160%. One of the highest in

An interesting picture is gradually emerging within $TON : exchanges are becoming less dependent on a single specific exchange and increasingly dependent on the overall liquidity of the network. The integration of SwapCoffee AMM pools into Omniston is just that. Now, swaps take into account not only STONfi, DeDust, or Tonco pools, but also the liquidity of another major player, without the need to select anything manually.
The most important thing here is not SwapCoffee itself, but how it changes the approach to exchanges. Users no longer need to think about where the best rate is and where t

A rather important update has been released in the $TON ecosystem, which is easy to miss if you don't follow the infrastructure closely. Omniston now has another source of liquidity, namely AMM pools from the SwapCoffee aggregator. This means that when exchanging, the protocol now takes into account not only STONfi, DeDust, or Tonco pools, but also SwapCoffee liquidity, selecting the route automatically.
Previously, in order to get a more favorable rate, you had to compare different DEXs yourself, switch between interfaces, and perform several actions in a row. But after the release of the Om

If you look through the liquidity pools on STONfi, you will notice that some of the pairs in the $TON network are again holding at significant APR values. I browse the pools from time to time and try to remember the benchmarks, so such figures immediately catch my eye.
AMORE/TON is currently around 155%. The pair has been in the ecosystem for a long time and regularly attracts attention due to the activity of the project and the token itself. + farming opportunity.
TONG/TON is holding steady at around 146%. This pool often returns to the top of the list and remains consistently prominent amon

An interesting update was recently released in the Omniston liquidity aggregator on STONfi. Escrow exchanges are essentially a new way to perform token-to-token swaps, bypassing standard liquidity pools. The first example was xStocks from Backed Finance, which can now be exchanged directly through escrow contracts.
The mechanics are as follows: the transaction is conducted entirely through a smart contract, without the need to know the other party. The price is determined using resolvers, but the assets remain under the control of the users. If the conditions are not met, the exchange simply d

In the $TON ecosystem, you gradually get the feeling that everything is interconnected, rather than existing as separate pieces. Apps, games, services, and on-chain actions don't look like scattered islands that you have to constantly switch between and figure out new rules for. Most of the action takes place in the familiar Telegram environment, which makes entering the ecosystem feel natural.
Infrastructure plays a special role here. When a user receives a token in a game or service, they almost immediately understand what to do with it next. There is no need to search for dozens of differe

If you open the liquidity pools on STONfi and just look at the numbers, you can see how the APR values for some pairs have changed recently. I periodically monitor the pools on the $TON network and remember well what the indicators were before, so such changes are immediately noticeable.
TRAIN/USDT, APR ~171%. The indicator was lower before, and the current value stands out significantly compared to previous weeks.
XAUt0/TON, APR ~86%. The pair has been holding in this range for some time without any sharp jumps, and I think it will remain at the same level.
WOOF/TON, APR ~84%. For this pair,

Looking back, I realize that my attitude toward DeFi on the $TON network changed significantly after I started regularly using and following the STONfi exchange, which has been at the top of the $TON network for several years now. Previously, DeFi was perceived as something frightening: the constant search for entry points, the fear of missing out, the desire to make unnecessary moves. It seemed that if you weren't in the market every minute, you were bound to miss something.
Over time, all that went away. Instead of hunting for rare opportunities, I began to closely observe what was really

Within $TON , the sustainability of projects is rarely determined solely by the idea or launch. What happens after the initial interest is much more important, and this is where the community plays a key role. It is people who decide whether a project will continue to be used or remain a short-lived episode.
When an active environment forms around a product, the token begins to live beyond the initial scenario. It is exchanged, used in mechanics, and returned to after some time. This is especially evident on STONfi, where tokens quickly enter open circulation and encounter real user behavior.

Right now, the market is extremely volatile, and some people prefer to sit on their hands so as not to incur unnecessary losses, while others are injecting liquidity into pairs on various exchanges. I consider myself to be among the latter, as I often hold liquidity there myself to avoid stagnation. And now, on the $TON network on the STONfi exchange, several pairs with noticeably different APR values stand out. That's why I like this network's DeFi, as I believe that the pools here deserve special attention.
SOON/TON, APR ~300%. This is currently one of the most notable indicators among all

New tokens appear very often in the $TON ecosystem, and just as regularly, some of them disappear quite quickly. Most often, the reason is that the token was originally created as an element of a specific action - a game, event, or mechanic within the Telegram application - or because of the terrible implementation of the token itself.
As long as there is activity around the project, the token is used, exchanged, and fulfills its role. But as soon as interest in the product itself declines, the token ceases to be necessary. This was the case with projects such as Hamster Kombat, Paws, Catizen

If you scroll through the liquidity pools on STONfi now, you can see how the APR values have changed in recent days for the pairs that are most affected. Such shifts do not usually occur on their own and are almost always associated with an increase or decrease in activity around the tokens themselves within $TON .
TRAIN/USD, APR is currently around 193%. Previously, the indicator was lower, and the current value appears to be the pool's reaction to increased trading volumes.
T4U/TON, APR remains around 161%. After the previous surge, APR has declined slightly but remains at a fairly high leve

In the $TON ecosystem, new tokens almost always start their journey on decentralized exchanges. This is because most of them appear within Telegram applications, games, or services, where the token is immediately used as part of the mechanics rather than as a ready-made trading asset. At this point, it is not the listing showcase that is important, but the ability to quickly provide users with exchange and liquidity.
Such tokens are often simply not suitable for centralized exchanges. They lack volume, trading history, and clear metrics, and often do not meet risk and compliance requirements.

There is renewed activity in the $TON ecosystem, which has affected liquidity in pools, causing the APR in some of them to rise significantly. This is particularly noticeable on STONfi, which contains a huge amount of liquidity. And here are the pools that stand out in terms of APR and are attracting attention again:
T4U/TON reached 270%, a sharp jump that usually indicates a surge in activity around the token. And after that, the APR will remain high for a long time.
SOON/TON is holding steady at around 106%. This is not the first time the pool has been in the spotlight, and it shows similar

It often starts quite simply. A user goes online to find an exchange in the $TON ecosystem or receives tokens from a game on Telegram. Such tokens are not yet available on centralized exchanges, so the logical next step is to search for a decentralized exchange. As a result, they quickly come across STONfi, make their first swap, and within a few minutes understand how everything works within the network.
Over time, STONfi ceases to be a one-time tool. People return to it when they need to exchange game tokens, view new assets, or simply figure out what is currently happening in the $TON eco

One reason why applications within $TON look different from those on other networks is the influence of the Telegram messenger. Many products are designed from the outset to be easy to use in the form of bots and mini-applications, without complex interfaces and unnecessary steps. This significantly lowers the barrier to entry and makes interacting with the blockchain more familiar.
The foundation for many is the STONfi exchange, which is often used as an exchange layer for such applications. Projects within Telegram integrate ready-made exchange mechanics so that users can make exchanges dir

Recently, more and more developers are choosing $TON for their projects, and it's easy to understand why. The network is capable of processing a large number of transactions, is easy to use, and its speed allows you to run applications where instant response is important. The $TON architecture and developer tools have made it easier to launch projects. A special tool for developers is the SDK developed by the STONfi exchange.
And STONfi occupies a special place. The exchange has become a helping hand that can be used. Openness to integration with third-party applications that publicize vario

In the $TON ecosystem, without any news, liquidity pools, namely APR in pools, immediately show which token is currently in demand. When an asset starts to attract attention, exchanges grow, which leads to an increase in volumes, and the pool almost immediately responds with an increase in APR. If interest wanes, the indicator begins to fade back to its usual levels.
This is especially noticeable on STONfi, as more than half of all exchanges within the network are conducted through the exchange. Sometimes, it is enough to open the pools tab to see which pairs are suddenly coming to life. Ofte