Liquidity mining on TON is becoming more structured, and recent farming activity on StonFi highlights how incentive design is evolving across the ecosystem.

This week, pools such as STON/USDt, JETTON/USDt, JETTON/TON, and STORM/TON stood out for combining high reward distribution with sustained liquidity participation. The structure is notable because rewards are not tied to LP token lockups, allowing providers to maintain flexibility while still accessing yield opportunities.

The STON/USDt pool remains one of the most strategic farms within the protocol. Since STON is directly integrated into the core mechanics of StonFi, reward emissions here are designed not only to incentivize liquidity, but also to strengthen ecosystem alignment. The addition of a temporary Boost Farm APR multiplier introduces another layer of capital efficiency for long-term STON stakers.

Meanwhile, the JETTON farming campaigns reflect how GameFi projects on TON are increasingly using liquidity incentives to accelerate ecosystem growth and token circulation. Extended farming timelines through December 2026 suggest a longer-term retention strategy rather than short-term liquidity attraction.

The STORM/TON pool also signals continued demand around perpetual DEX infrastructure on TON. Consistent daily rewards and active participation indicate growing attention toward derivatives-related liquidity markets inside the network.

A broader takeaway from these campaigns is that TON DeFi is gradually shifting from purely speculative activity toward deeper liquidity coordination mechanisms. Farms are no longer just reward systems. They are becoming tools for ecosystem expansion, user retention, and token utility reinforcement.

As always, APR alone should not drive decisions. Liquidity providers should evaluate token fundamentals, emission sustainability, trading volume, and impermanent loss exposure before participating.

DYOR remains essential.