Builders,

STON.fi Farming: What This Week’s Pools Really Mean

Farming on a DEX isn’t just about spotting a high APR and clicking “Farm.”

The latest STON.fi farming opportunities show why the reward structure matters just as much as the headline number.

1. STON/USDT

• 10,000 STON monthly rewards

• No LP-token lock-up

• Eligible STON stakers can receive up to a 2× Boost Farm APR

• Boost currently runs until September 30

The interesting part is how staking STON can increase the farming incentive for eligible users.

2. JETTON/USDT & JETTON/GRAM

Both pools currently offer:

• 200,000 JETTON boosted monthly rewards per farm

• Farming through December 31, 2026

• No LP-token lock-up

These incentives are designed to attract liquidity around assets in the TON ecosystem.

3. STORM/GRAM

This one stands out because rewards are structured differently:

• 30,000 STORM daily rewards

• Ongoing farming

• No LP-token lock-up

Notice the difference: some farms advertise monthly rewards, while others use daily rewards.

That matters when comparing opportunities.

How does farming work?

Deposit the required assets → receive LP tokens → stake the LP position → earn farming incentives.

But rewards don’t eliminate the risks.

Before entering a farm, consider:

• Impermanent loss

• Token volatility

• Pool liquidity

• Reward duration

• Changing APRs

• Underlying project fundamentals

The real lesson:

Don’t ask only, “How much can I earn?”

Ask:

What am I providing?

Where are the rewards coming from?

What risks am I taking?

That mindset is far more valuable than simply chasing APR.

DYOR. Always verify current farm conditions before participating.

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IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR THE $TON ECOSYSTEM

If you’ve ever used the Toncoin & Token Bridge, this is worth checking today.

The bridge is scheduled to shut down permanently on September 1, 2026.

If you have previously bridged assets, don’t assume everything is fine just because your wallet looks normal.

Take a few minutes to:

→ Check your wallet for bridged assets

→ Identify anything you still need to withdraw

→ Move your assets before the shutdown date

→ Double-check the destination network before confirming any transaction

The biggest mistake would be waiting until the final hours when everyone is trying to do the same thing.

This is a simple reminder, but an important one:

Check your wallet early.

Withdraw what you need.

Don’t leave it until the last minute.

Better to spend a few minutes checking today than deal with unnecessary complications later.

$TON

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Why Liquidity Aggregation Matters as DeFi Grows

More liquidity does not automatically mean better liquidity.

As DeFi expands, liquidity becomes distributed across different pools and sources. The challenge then becomes how efficiently users can access that liquidity.

This is where aggregation becomes important.

Instead of treating liquidity as isolated sources, better infrastructure can connect available liquidity and improve how trades are routed.

For users, that can mean better execution, less unnecessary friction, and more efficient access to available markets.

For TON, this becomes increasingly relevant as more users, applications, and liquidity enter the ecosystem.

This is why I am paying attention to the infrastructure STON.fi is building around liquidity access and execution.

The important question is no longer only how much liquidity exists.

It is how efficiently that liquidity can be used.

What do you think will matter more for TON DeFi: deeper liquidity or smarter liquidity access?

$TON

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STON.fi Is Building the DeFi Layer for TON

The TON ecosystem keeps expanding, and strong DeFi infrastructure will be a big part of that growth.

That’s where STON.fi comes in.

STON.fi is a decentralized, non-custodial AMM designed for TON, giving users a simple way to swap assets, provide liquidity, and explore different DeFi opportunities without giving up custody of their funds.

Here’s what caught my attention:

Simple token swaps

Fast transactions, low fees, and an interface designed to make swapping easier.

Liquidity provision

Users can supply liquidity, earn trading fees, and access available farming opportunities.

Non-custodial by design

Your assets stay under your control while you interact with the protocol.

Omniston

One of the more interesting parts of the ecosystem is Omniston, STON.fi’s liquidity aggregation technology. It aims to connect liquidity across different sources and make cross-chain trading more efficient.

But the bigger story is adoption.

TON needs infrastructure that can support users beyond simple token transfers.

DEXs, liquidity, cross-chain tools, and developer infrastructure all become increasingly important as more capital and users enter the ecosystem.

STON.fi is positioning itself around that opportunity.

The $STON token also has utility across areas such as staking, rewards, and governance-related mechanisms, giving the community a role as the protocol develops.

For me, the interesting question isn’t just:

“How much volume can STON.fi process?”

It’s whether STON.fi can become one of the main liquidity and trading layers people naturally turn to as TON continues to grow.

TON is building the ecosystem.

Protocols like STON.fi are helping build the financial infrastructure around it.

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STON.fi Farming on TON: Understanding Yield Beyond APRs

If you’re exploring DeFi on TON, STON.fi farming is worth understanding beyond the headline APRs.

STON.fi recently highlighted several active farming opportunities across TON, including:

• STON/USDT

• JETTON/USDT

• JETTON/GRAM

• STORM/GRAM

But the bigger story isn’t simply “how much can you farm?”

It’s about understanding why these farms exist and how liquidity providers actually earn.

🔹 STON/USDT

The STON/USDT pool currently highlights:

• 10,000 STON monthly rewards

• Up to 2× Boost Farm APR for eligible STON stakers

• No LP-token lock-up

• Ongoing farming

• Boost currently active until August 31

The boost mechanism is particularly interesting because eligible STON stakers can potentially increase their farming APR under the stated conditions.

🔹 JETTON/USDT & JETTON/GRAM

These two pools are connected to JETTON and the JetTon Games ecosystem on TON.

The stated incentives include:

• 200,000 JETTON monthly rewards for each farm

• Farming available through December 31, 2026

• No LP-token lock-up

This is a good example of how projects can use farming incentives to encourage deeper liquidity around their tokens.

🔹 STORM/GRAM

The STORM/GRAM farm offers:

• 30,000 STORM daily rewards

• Ongoing farming

• No LP-token lock-up

The reward number may look attractive, but it shouldn’t be viewed in isolation.

So how does liquidity farming actually work?

Imagine you deposit STON and USDT into the STON/USDT pool.

Your assets become part of the liquidity available to traders.

As traders use the pool, liquidity providers can earn a share of the applicable trading fees, while the farming program can provide additional token incentives.

In simple terms:

You provide liquidity → traders use the pool → the market gets deeper → incentives encourage more liquidity.

That’s one of the core mechanisms behind DeFi.

But here’s what matters most 👇

Farming rewards are not guaranteed profit.

A farm can offer an impressive APR while the underlying assets lose value.

You need to consider:

• Impermanent loss

• Token price volatility

• Changing APRs

• Reward token inflation

• Pool liquidity and trading volume

• Smart-contract risks

• Risks associated with the underlying projects

For example, earning more STON doesn’t automatically mean you made more money if STON itself falls significantly in value.

This is why APR should never be the only reason to enter a farm.

The real DeFi mindset

Before depositing your assets, ask:

What am I providing?

What exactly am I earning?

Where are the rewards coming from?

How long are the incentives expected to last?

What happens if the token price moves against me?

What risks am I accepting?

These questions are much more important than simply seeing a large APR and clicking “Farm.”

STON.fi’s farming opportunities show how incentives can help attract liquidity and support trading activity across the TON ecosystem.

But the responsibility still belongs to the liquidity provider.

Don’t farm because the APR looks good.

Farm because you understand the pool.

Research first. Calculate the risks. Then decide.

That’s how you move from simply chasing yield to actually understanding DeFi.

gSTON. 🟢

More DEXs don't automatically make DeFi better.

Better access to liquidity does.

That’s why OMNISTON coming to Telegram’s non-custodial $GRAM Wallet caught my attention.

At first glance, it may look like another integration. But underneath, it addresses a much bigger problem in DeFi: liquidity fragmentation.

As a DeFi ecosystem grows, liquidity naturally spreads across different venues.

That gives users more options, but it can also create more friction.

You can have multiple DEXs with liquidity available, yet users may still get worse execution simply because they aren't accessing the most efficient route.

This is where aggregation becomes important.

Instead of forcing users to manually compare different liquidity pools and DEXs, an aggregator can help identify and route trades through more efficient sources of liquidity.

The goal isn't simply to add another place to trade.

It's about making the liquidity that already exists across the ecosystem more accessible and useful.

And bringing that experience directly into Telegram through the non-custodial $GRAM Wallet makes the idea even more interesting.

Users shouldn't have to leave the environment they're already using just to find better liquidity.

The bigger picture is simple:

DeFi doesn't necessarily need more fragmented liquidity.

It needs better ways to connect users with the liquidity that already exists.

If OMNISTON can help make that experience smoother, faster and more efficient, this could be more than just another DEX integration.

It could be another step toward making on-chain trading feel much more seamless for everyday users.

🚨 Bitcoin $BTC is entering a high-stakes Fed moment.

BTC is hovering around $64K, but today’s focus isn’t the chart.

It’s the Fed meeting minutes.

At 2:00 PM ET, traders will be watching for clues about the Fed’s next move.

📈 Dovish tone

→ Lower yields

→ More liquidity

→ Potential BTC boost

📉 Hawkish tone

→ Higher yields

→ Stronger dollar

→ More pressure on risk assets

With Bitcoin sitting near $64K, volatility could pick up quickly once the minutes drop.

Don’t just watch BTC.

Watch the Fed’s tone.

The next Bitcoin move could start with macro, not crypto.

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