This is the kind of integration that can quietly make a big difference for the TON ecosystem. Omniston being integrated into MoonPay Trade means TON trades can now become accessible through a much wider network of wallets, apps, and products that already use MoonPay’s infrastructure. The interesting part isn’t just another integration announcement. It’s the infrastructure underneath it. MoonPay Trade gives developers a unified way to handle onchain execution, settlement, asset conversion, and payments across hundreds of chains and protocols. With Omniston providing access to TON liquidity, partners can bring TON assets into their existing trade experiences without having to build the entire liquidity and execution infrastructure themselves. That means users may interact with TON without even needing to think about the infrastructure making the trade possible. And that’s where I think Omniston gets interesting. The goal isn’t simply to create another place where people can swap assets. It’s about making liquidity more accessible across the apps and wallets people already use. More integrations → more access points → more ways for users to interact with TON. Seeing Keeper already able to leverage this through MoonPay Trade is a good example of how that infrastructure can translate into an actual user experience. A lot of important crypto infrastructure works quietly in the background. This feels like one of those developments. TON liquidity getting plugged into broader onchain infrastructure is something worth watching. And apparently, this isn’t the last thing Omniston and MoonPay Trade are preparing together. Let’s see what comes next.