When STONfi launched cross-chain in June, there were five available networks: TON, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, and Polygon. Just a month has passed, and the list has grown to seven. Avalanche and Arbitrum have been added. The pace speaks for itself.

Why this pace matters. Usually after a major launch a platform takes a pause. It looks at metrics, collects feedback, fixes bugs. STONfi took a different path. Launch, debugging, and expansion are happening in parallel. This means the Omniston architecture was designed for scaling from the start, not for just one pair of networks.

Avalanche and Arbitrum were not added just to tick a box. Both networks have deep stablecoin liquidity. Arbitrum especially, where USDT and USDC volumes are comparable to Ethereum. Connecting such networks means Omniston gets access to new liquidity pools. And the more pools in routing, the more precise the rate and the less the slippage.

The expansion of the token list is also interesting. USDT on $GRAM , USDT and USDC on Avalanche, USDT0 and USDC on Arbitrum. Adding USDT0 is a separate signal. This is not just another stablecoin, it is a bridge between different versions of USDT inside the Arbitrum ecosystem. It means Omniston is learning to work with more complex routes where the same asset exists in several variants.

If this pace holds, by the end of the year the STONfi cross-chain network could cover all major EVM blockchains. And then the question will not be which networks are connected, but which ones are not yet connected.