Do you remember when I told you that $TON c is being developed very actively? Here’s more proof. Omniston, the protocol that has long been searching for the best rates within the network, has taken a step beyond the network. Version v1beta8 has been released, along with the first cross-chain routes.

Now Omniston can operate not only inside TON, but also lay a path between networks. The first routes are TON and Base, and TON and Polygon. And the focus is still on stablecoins: USDT, USDC, pUSD.

So what does this mean, essentially? Previously, the protocol aggregated liquidity within a single network and found the best rate among TON exchanges. Now it’s learning to do the same thing—between different blockchains. Finding the optimal route, coordinating swaps, tracking the transaction—everything is handled in one package.

This is still a test version, and the developers are only just starting to try things out. But the direction is already clear. Omniston is evolving from an internal TON tool into a cross-chain layer that can be embedded into any application. And STONfi, as the main entry point to DeFi on $TON z, is at the center of all of this. After a full release, this update will set the direction for years to come.