# STON

The STONfi ecosystem is constantly evolving, and two tokens remain at the center of attention: $STON and $GEMSTON.
$STON is the protocol's native governance token. By staking STON, users earn $GEMSTON rewards while gaining voting power to help shape the future of the protocol through decentralized governance.
$GEMSTON is the ecosystem's engagement and reward token. Unlike governance tokens, it focuses on rewarding active community members. Users can earn it through staking, hold it, transfer it, or swap it directly on STONfi.
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# 🚀 Boost Farm APR Gets Extended — One More Month to Multiply Your STON/USDt V2 Rewards
Stonfiers, good news for anyone farming the STON/USDt V2 pool: **Boost Farm APR is staying live for another full month.**
If you stake STON and farm in this pool, your rewards can get multiplied — with the boosted portion paid directly in STON.
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How It Works
- Stake **500+ STON** → unlock up to **1.5x** farm up to **2x** farm APR
- Applies specifically to the **STON/USDt V2 pool**
- Boosted rewards are distributed via **STON airdrop**
- **Maximum eligible liquidity:** $10,000 per participant
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The Hidden Security Challenge Behind TON Bridges
‎Most users only ask one question when bridging:
‎ “Did my assets arrive successfully?”
‎But experienced users think about something deeper:
‎ “How secure is the bridge itself?”
‎Historically, bridges have been one of the largest attack surfaces in crypto.
‎And the reason is simple:
‎bridges coordinate value across multiple blockchains simultaneously.
‎That creates complexity.
‎A secure bridge must handle:
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‎transaction validation
‎asset locking
‎proof verification
‎cross-chain synchronization
‎custody coordination
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‎And if weaknesses appear a

‎🔍 Liquidity, Utility, and Narrative Strength: $XRP Through a DeFi Lens
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‎$XRP remains a focal point in market discussions because its value proposition emphasizes utility-driven demand rather than purely speculative activity. Its core design supports payments, liquidity routing, and cross-border settlements, which anchor real-world use cases. However, when viewed from a decentralized finance perspective, utility alone rarely guarantees sustained engagement. Composability, open access, and programmable infrastructure are equally critical to long-term relevance.
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‎On ecosystems like $TON ,