THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF AN AMA ISN’T THE ANNOUNCEMENT. IT’S THE QUESTIONS. In Web3, protocols can publish endless updates about new products, campaigns, integrations and ecosystem growth. But the real value often comes from creating a space where the community can ask: Why this direction? How does it actually work? What problem is being solved? What comes next? That’s why STONfi’s upcoming live AMA is worth watching. An AMA creates a direct communication layer between the builders and the people actually using, testing and following the ecosystem. And submitting questions beforehand is especially valuable. Good questions can push conversations beyond marketing language and into the mechanics of the product, the thinking behind new initiatives and the challenges involved in building cross-chain infrastructure. For users, this is an opportunity to understand the ecosystem from the people building it. For builders, it creates a feedback loop with the community. And for observers, it provides context that a short announcement rarely captures. That’s one of the underrated advantages of open Web3 communities: You don’t have to be on the inside to participate in the conversation. Ask the questions. Listen to the answers. Understand the direction. Then form your own view based on the information shared. 📍 Register for the live AMA: https://t.co/nZ35KibBGO 📝 Submit your question: https://t.co/Tcha79Gsef… The best AMA conversations usually start before the livestream begins — with the questions the community chooses to ask. @ston_fi @ton_blockchain #TON