Most farming programs in DeFi tend to follow the same cycle.

More token emissions.
More supply expansion.
Then it gets labeled as “yield.”
That’s why the recent JetTon boosted farming model on STONfi stood out to me.
The reward system works differently.
Instead of depending purely on fresh emissions, the rewards are connected to something already happening within the JetTon ecosystem:
Token burns.
For almost two years, JetTon has consistently burned tokens generated through its products and bots.
Normally, those burned tokens would disappear permanently.
Now, 50% to 100% of those burned amounts are being redirected back to the community as farming rewards across the:
• JETTON/TON pool
• JETTON/USDt pool
It creates a different kind of cycle:
More ecosystem activity
→ More token burns
→ Higher farming rewards
That’s a very different structure compared to the typical “infinite emissions” farming model.
The farming setup itself is simple:
• 200,000 JETTON distributed monthly per farm
• Farming runs until 31 Dec 2026
• No LP token lock-up
• Rewards can be claimed anytime
How participation works:
• Provide liquidity
• Receive LP tokens automatically
• Stake LP tokens in the Pools tab
The bigger your share of the liquidity pool, the bigger your share of the rewards.
What makes this interesting isn’t only the APR potential.
It’s the incentive design behind it.
A lot of DeFi farms rely on constant token inflation to attract liquidity for short periods.
This model instead tries to tie rewards directly to real ecosystem activity.
Of course, the usual risks still exist.
Liquidity provision always comes with:
• Market volatility
• Impermanent loss
• Changing reward dynamics
Still, structurally, it’s interesting to see a farming model built around a burn-and-redistribute mechanism rather than endless token expansion.
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