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How AI Is Making DeFi Analysis Easier

Understanding DeFi markets often means dealing with a huge amount of information. Charts, token prices, liquidity, trading activity and market sentiment can all change quickly.

AI can make this process more manageable by helping users organize market data, recognize patterns and research different factors without having to manually check everything.

$STONfi fits into this workflow as the on chain execution layer. Built on TON, $STONfi allows users to swap tokens and interact with decentralized liquidity directly.

For example, someone researching a tok

This Is More Than Just an NFT Profile Picture

When you first see an NFT, the artwork is usually what grabs your attention. With Stoncat, however, the more interesting part is what you can do with it after minting.

Stoncat has become part of the $SOL $STONfi ecosystem as a recognizable mascot, but its NFT experience goes beyond simply owning an image.

You begin with a basic Stoncat.

From there, you can start developing it.

GEMSTON can be used to feed your Stoncat, while Purrks add different visual traits that can change its appearance.

You can decide which traits to equip and work toward

TON liquidity is becoming easier to access as Omniston goes live on MoonPay Trade, bringing intrachain TON trading to its aggregator through $STON infrastructure.

What MoonPay Trade Brings

MoonPay Trade gives developers and businesses one API for onchain trading, settlement, payments, and asset conversion. Its infrastructure connects liquidity across more than 200 chains and protocols.

Why the Omniston Integration Matters

By adding Omniston, MoonPay Trade can support TON trades within its existing trading infrastructure.

This allows MoonPay Trade partners supporting TON assets to provide

WHAT I’D LOOK AT BEFORE MAKING MY FIRST $STONfi SWAP

A DEX swap can appear straightforward. Pick a token, enter the amount, and confirm. But before making that first transaction on TON, there are a few things I’d check.

KEEP ENOUGH TON AVAILABLE

Your Jettons cannot replace TON when it comes to network fees. Even if your wallet is loaded with tokens, you still need enough TON to process transactions.

Always leave some TON in your wallet instead of spending your entire balance on a swap.

READ THE SWAP DETAILS

Before confirming, take a moment to understand the quote.

Check the route, esti

Blockchain activity does not wait for the traditional market to open.

Demand can appear at any moment.

A creator on Telegram can attract thousands of users within minutes. A game can release new content while millions of players across different time zones are active. A community can suddenly shift its attention toward a particular asset at any hour.

This is the reality of an always active onchain economy.

For TON applications, liquidity needs to match that reality.

Users are not all online at the same time. They come from different countries, follow different schedules, and interact with

StableSwap Pools on STONfi
Not every asset needs the same type of liquidity pool.
StableSwap pools are designed for assets with values that stay relatively close, especially stablecoins. Their pricing model is optimized for these markets, helping traders swap similar assets efficiently while aiming to keep price impact low around the expected price.
STONfi supports different pool designs to serve different liquidity needs across the TON ecosystem.
Knowing how each pool works gives traders and liquidity providers a better understanding of where different assets may fit best.
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💧 Liquidity is more than just holding tokens.
In DeFi, your capital can either sit idle or help power an active market.
On STONfi, providing liquidity means supplying assets to a pool that supports swaps. In return, liquidity providers can earn a share of trading fees generated by that activity.
But here’s the part many people overlook 👇
A high APY does not automatically mean a better opportunity.
Before putting capital into a pool, consider:
• Expected returns
• Total costs
• Actual liquidity depth
An attractive APY can lose its appeal when slippage, entry and exit costs, or shallow liquidi

🔥 ON CHAIN PRICING: WHY TRANSPARENCY MATTERS
In crypto, one of the biggest advantages of on chain markets is that you do not have to blindly trust the platform handling your trade.
STONfi brings liquidity and pricing into public blockchain infrastructure, where users can inspect what is happening on chain.
Liquidity reserves are held by smart contracts, making balances and transactions publicly verifiable.
Instead of relying on a private order book controlled by a central operator, AMMs use mathematical formulas to determine swap prices based on available liquidity.
STONfi’s aggregation infra

🔥 Robinhood Chain is quickly becoming an interesting addition to the onchain finance landscape.
A major retail trading platform has launched its own permissionless, Ethereum compatible Layer 2, with a strong focus on tokenized assets and financial infrastructure.
But launching a chain is only one part of the equation.
The bigger challenge is making its liquidity accessible.
That’s where STONfi’s cross chain infrastructure becomes interesting.
Users can now access USDG on Robinhood Chain from TON, TRON and other supported EVM networks through STONfi’s cross chain interface.
USDG is a US dollar

STONfi Gas Estimation
Before you hit Swap on STONfi, there’s one number you shouldn’t ignore: gas. ⛽️
Every transaction on STONfi requires a small blockchain fee in Gram, and STONfi shows the estimated network fee before you confirm.
That means you can see the expected cost upfront instead of approving a transaction blindly.
It also helps you make sure your wallet has enough Gram to cover the network fee.
My take 👇
Good DeFi UX is about removing uncertainty. Knowing what you’re swapping, what you’ll receive, and what the network will cost gives you more confidence before hitting confirm.
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A cross chain swap on $STONfi can involve more than the fee displayed on the screen.
When I think about the real cost of moving liquidity between networks, I look at the entire execution rather than focusing on a single number.
The Starting Cost
The network where the swap begins may require gas for the transaction and other steps needed to initiate the route. But that is only one part of the total cost.
Liquidity Can Change the Outcome
Large orders can interact with available liquidity differently from smaller trades. If a route lacks sufficient depth, price impact can reduce the amount ultim