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That feeling of missing out in the crypto world is called FOMO, and it sets in pretty quickly and hardly ever goes away. Even when you start to understand the market better, that feeling just becomes harder to hide.
At first, it seems like you didn’t get in on a certain token in time. Then it seems like you got out too early. After that, you start catching yourself thinking that there’s an opportunity out there somewhere that you don’t even know about. And this gradually starts weighing on your mind, and you begin spending all your free time on some kind of fruitless search.
The problem is tha

Gradually, one important aspect of the crypto space is beginning to change: the entry point through which users first enter and begin to explore DeFi in the $TON .
Today, the foundation is no longer based on specific platforms, as it was in the past, but increasingly on wallets. That is where every action begin storage, exchanges, and interaction with applications.
And against this backdrop, the emergence of integrations between major exchanges like STONfi and wallets such as Arculus Wallet seems like a perfectly logical step. When a single tool allows you not only to store assets but also to

Not every exchange behaves the same way when network activity spikes. During quiet periods, almost all of them operate similarly, but the differences become apparent precisely when the load increases. The network itself also plays a role; for example, what is considered a stress test for the BTC or ETH networks is standard operating procedure for the $TON network.
This is quite evident in the example of STONfi on the $TON network. The first point is the stability of the exchanges themselves. Even as the number of users and transactions increases, swaps continue to process without delays or sig

The $TON pools on the network are looking promising right now, and I’ve highlighted a few of them for you. All of these pools can be found on STONfi, which is where I sourced the statistics.
TRAIN/USDT is currently offering an 88% APR. This pool has been at the top for a very long time, demonstrating its resilience in the face of various market conditions.
EVAA/USDT at 51% APR. This pair is gradually increasing its APR day by day, and now it has broken into the top APR rankings, which can only mean that its APR will continue to rise.
REDO/TON - 47% APR. The situation with this pool is exactly

When you first start swapping tokens, it seems like everything is as simple as it gets. You click a button, receive your tokens, so it seems like everything went as it should. As you continue swapping, you realize that the mere fact that the swap took place isn’t necessarily an indication that it went well.
First, you check the final token balance. How closely does it match what you expected to see before confirming? If the difference is minimal, then the trade went through without major deviations.
Next comes the feel of the process itself. Sometimes the swap happens quickly, and sometimes th

Currently, the total TVL on the $TON network stands at approximately $55.6 million, and I’m going to break down for you who the largest contributors and holders of TVL are.
The bulk of liquidity is currently concentrated in STONfi - about $23.9 million. That’s nearly half of the total TVL, and this imbalance doesn’t seem coincidental. Most of the trading activity takes place through this exchange, and essentially all core activity within $TON revolves around it. This is all thanks to the network’s consistent support through frequent updates affecting the entire network.
Beyond that, the pictur

Pools on the $TON network now differ significantly from one another not only in terms of APR, but also in how they perform over time and, of course, in their features. Some pools may offer high APRs, while others, despite having lower APRs, can showcase the network’s full potential.
This is particularly noticeable on STONfi, because it hosts pools of various types and functionalities all at once. Furthermore, the majority of TVL is concentrated on STONfi, which also plays a role in liquidity pairs.
For example, the TRAIN/USDT pair currently has an APR of about 185%. If you’re choosing pairs b

Anyone following the news knows that STONfi is not only actively developing everything within the $TON network but is also expanding beyond its boundaries. And we’re not just talking about updates or integrations, but about offline initiatives and participation in major events around the world.
Blockchain Forum 2026 is coming up in April, and this is exactly the kind of event where most of the industry gathers. Such events usually provide insight into where things are headed next.
If you look deeper, such forums are not just about presentations. They are places where teams, investors, and deve

Innovations frequently emerge on the $TON network that greatly simplify interactions with DeFi. One such recent example is the integration of STONfi with the Arculus Wallet via WalletConnect.
Whereas previously users had to switch between different interfaces to interact with DeFi which wasn’t exactly convenient some of these actions can now be performed directly within the wallet. Exchanges, adding liquidity, and farming all of this can be done directly within the wallet without switching interfaces.
Arculus itself is interesting because it’s not just an app, but a powerful tool that enhances

As soon as you make your first swap, everything seems so simple and straightforward. You choose a token, click swap, and get the result. At this stage, it feels like it’s always been this way.
But over time, a different understanding emerges. Your first experience usually takes place under ideal conditions: small amounts, popular pairs, high liquidity. In such situations, trading really does seem as simple as possible, and this creates a slightly distorted impression.
But as soon as the trade size changes, less liquid tokens come into play, and the market starts to move. Suddenly, the result n

If we look at the development of DeFi on the $TON network, we can see how the process of interacting with it has gradually changed. Previously, user involvement was essential. For example, it was crucial to choose the right platform to ensure you got the best exchange rate and avoided high fees.
With the emergence of solutions like Omniston, some of these tasks have simply become a thing of the past. Essentially, it takes care of what users previously had to figure out themselves—namely, choosing a platform, comparing rates, comparing fees, and other tasks that can take up extra time.
This is

If you look into where all the liquidity in $TON is concentrated, you’ll notice that it isn’t distributed evenly across the entire ecosystem. On the contrary, it gradually begins to concentrate in specific areas. And more often than not, that area is STONfi.
At first, this may seem like a temporary effect. But if you look deeper, it becomes clear that a fairly simple logic is at work here. Liquidity flows to where there is already volume and activity. Users go where it’s easier to make swaps, and projects connect where there are already users and that very volume.
At some point, this process c

When observing DeFi on the $TON network, you’ll notice that most swaps go through STONfi in one way or another. This isn’t immediately apparent, but becomes clear over time as you start interacting with various exchanges more frequently.
This is largely due not only to the interface itself, but also to how the exchanges are internally structured. Through the Omniston liquidity aggregation protocol, a significant portion of swaps goes through a common routing system that searches for available liquidity across the entire network.
Because of this, users don’t always directly consider where and e

Over time, as you engage with the crypto world, you begin to notice not only the market but also your own mental state. At some point, the constant stream of news, charts, and various observations starts to wear you down. It feels like you have to stay on top of everything all the time, keeping an eye on every single move.
It is precisely at such moments that burnout most often occurs. When too much attention is focused on the market, and the results don’t always live up to expectations. Constant tension gradually builds up, and fatigue replaces interest.
It’s important to understand that you

When you spend a few months in DeFi, you gradually start to notice things you didn’t pay any attention to at all in the beginning. At first, it all looks like an endless stream of news, token launches, and new projects, where it constantly feels like you might miss something or, conversely, end up in the wrong place.
But over time, that feeling gradually fades. Instead of constantly racing, you start to observe more closely how the ecosystem itself behaves. Which projects continue to grow, where user activity persists, and where interest quickly fades. You gain experience from your own lessons

Sometimes it's interesting to just take a look at which pools are currently showing high APR in the $TON network. Especially when it comes to pairs that maintain APR not just for a day, but continue to preserve liquidity and activity. If you look at such pools through the STONfi liquidity infrastructure, you can notice several quite interesting options.
For example, TRAIN/USDT is currently showing around 156% APR. The TRAIN token is associated with the Lucky Train project, which is being built around game mechanics within the $TON network. User activity and operations within the project's ec

In liquidity pools, you can notice one interesting situation. Everything remains calm as long as the price of one of the tokens stays stable. But as soon as one of the assets begins to decline in price, the behavior inside gradually changes.
This is especially noticeable when observing pools within the $TON network through the STONfi liquidity infrastructure, as it is currently the largest concentration of TVL in the entire network. There you can quite clearly see how the ratios of tokens, liquidity, and activity change in different pairs when the market begins to move.
The thing is, liquidit

I want to touch on a topic I’ve only recently come to understand. When you look at new liquidity pools, the first thing that usually catches your eye is the high APR. This is especially noticeable on highly volatile networks like $TON . And at first, these pairs can indeed seem very appealing. High rewards attract liquidity, activity grows rapidly, and it seems like that’s where the best opportunities are right now. Especially when you’re watching new pairs through STONfi, where you can clearly see how quickly these pools start to gain liquidity.
But the catch is that many new pools are only v