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Our mission is simple: the more liquidity sources our liquidity aggregation protocol Omniston connects, the better trading conditions users receive. That’s why we’re excited to announce Tonco integration into Omniston. By integrating Tonco liquidity pools, we’ve taken another step toward making swaps on TON more competitive, efficient, and user-friendly than ever. Looking ahead, Omniston is more than just an upgrade to how swaps work today — it’s the bridge to tomorrow. Development is already in motion, and the future is closer than it might seem: our engineers are shaping the infrastructure that will connect TON with other blockch

Security is never an afterthought at STON.fi — it’s the foundation we build on. That’s why we’re excited to share an important milestone: the initial audit of Omniston’s escrow contracts has been completed, with no critical issues found. Every line of code went through careful review by the TonTech team, giving our community confidence that the infrastructure behind Omniston is secure, reliable, and ready to support the future of DeFi on TON. Looking ahead, Omniston is more than just an upgrade to how swaps work today — it’s the bridge to tomorrow. Development is already in motion, and the future is closer than it might seem: our engineers

Imagine offering your users a way to gain rewards on their tokens – all within your app, and doing so with only a few lines of code. No deep blockchain expertise required, no complex infrastructure to build from scratch. It might sound too good to be true, but with STON.fi it’s entirely possible.  STON.fi makes adding liquidity provision (LP) features to your React application both simple and powerful. In this article, we’ll explore how STON.fi’s liquidity pools work on TON and how seamlessly you can integrate this functionality. We’ll keep things understandable and friendly (so even non-developers can follow), focusing on the benefit

Ethena’s synthetic dollar, USDe, has launched on the TON blockchain — the native infrastructure of Telegram's 1B+ user base. This isn’t just another stablecoin integration. It’s a bold step that merges sophisticated decentralized finance with the most accessible messaging ecosystem in the world. In this article, we’ll walk you through: Ethena’s APY Boost: 4-Week Campaign (Updated on July 11, 2025) What USDe, tsUSDe, and USDt are How Ethena works Why this matters for users and liquidity providers How to start participating and earning rewards To further bridge the gap between messaging-based ecosystems and decentralized

As The Open Network (TON) rapidly evolves into a vibrant DeFi ecosystem, one key challenge continues to slow its momentum: fragmented liquidity. With different tokens spread across isolated DEXs, users often face poor swap rates, failed trades, or frustratingly high slippage. Enter Omniston — a next-generation decentralized liquidity aggregator that changes the game for TON. The Problem: Fragmented Liquidity on TON Decentralized exchanges on TON each maintain their own pools of liquidity. That’s great for decentralization, but not so great when it comes to getting the best deal. If you're swapping tokens, you might be missing out on

Imagine plugging a fully functional decentralized exchange into your React app with just a few lines of code. No need for deep blockchain expertise or weeks of development—just seamless token swaps that work effortlessly. Sounds almost too good to be true, doesn’t it? Meet STON.fi, an Automated Market Maker (AMM) on the TON blockchain that makes integrating DeFi swaps into your application both simple and powerful. In this article, we'll introduce STON.fi and demonstrate how seamlessly you can integrate its swap functionality into a React application. We'll keep it concise and accessible (so even business leads and VCs can grasp it), highl