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Umarbellozaki0X
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🧵 Want your STON.fi content to stand out? Stop explaining STON.fi without showing STON.fi.
Many creators spend hours writing threads, recording videos, or designing posts.
But they make one mistake:
They talk about the product without showing the product.
Here's how every Stonbassador can use the STON.fi Footage Kit to create better content.
Part 2/2
6/10
Writing a thread?
Don't just post text.
Add visuals from the Footage Kit between tweets.
Visual storytelling increases retention and engagement.
7/10
One thing I like about this tool:
No wallet connection.
No personal information required.
Just open it, generate footage, and create.
Simple.
8/10
The best creators don't just tell.
They show.
That's the difference between:
"Here's how STON.fi works."
And
"Let me show you exactly how STON.fi works."
9/10
As Stonbassadors, our goal isn't only to create content.
It's to make DeFi easier to understand for the next user joining the ecosystem.
Visuals help bridge that gap.
10/10
My takeaway:
Better visuals = better understanding.
Better understanding = more confident users.
And more confident users help grow the entire STON.fi ecosystem.
If you're a Stonbassador, give the Footage Kit ( https://futers.vercel.app/ ) a try and see how much stronger your next piece of content becomes. 🚀
#STONfi #GRAM
Many creators spend hours writing threads, recording videos, or designing posts.
But they make one mistake:
They talk about the product without showing the product.
Here's how every Stonbassador can use the STON.fi Footage Kit to create better content.
Part 2/2
6/10
Writing a thread?
Don't just post text.
Add visuals from the Footage Kit between tweets.
Visual storytelling increases retention and engagement.
7/10
One thing I like about this tool:
No wallet connection.
No personal information required.
Just open it, generate footage, and create.
Simple.
8/10
The best creators don't just tell.
They show.
That's the difference between:
"Here's how STON.fi works."
And
"Let me show you exactly how STON.fi works."
9/10
As Stonbassadors, our goal isn't only to create content.
It's to make DeFi easier to understand for the next user joining the ecosystem.
Visuals help bridge that gap.
10/10
My takeaway:
Better visuals = better understanding.
Better understanding = more confident users.
And more confident users help grow the entire STON.fi ecosystem.
If you're a Stonbassador, give the Footage Kit ( https://futers.vercel.app/ ) a try and see how much stronger your next piece of content becomes. 🚀
#STONfi #GRAM
🧵 Want your STON.fi content to stand out? Stop explaining STON.fi without showing STON.fi.
Many creators spend hours writing threads, recording videos, or designing posts.
But they make one mistake:
They talk about the product without showing the product.
Here's how every Stonbassador can use the STON.fi Footage Kit to create better content. 👇
Part 1/2
1/10
Imagine you're explaining:
• How to swap tokens • How to provide liquidity • How farming works • How Omniston routes trades
Would you rather use a random AI image...
Or show the actual workflow?
The answer is obvious.
2/10
Start with your topic.
Before opening the kit, ask yourself:
"What is the one thing I want people to learn?"
Good examples:
✅ How to swap on STON.fi
✅ What is tsTON?
✅ How cross-chain swaps work
✅ How liquidity pools generate rewards
3/10
Now open the Footage Kit.
Instead of recording your screen from scratch, generate a short visual that matches your topic.
Think of it as B-roll for Web3 creators.
4/10
Making a tutorial?
Generate clips showing:
• Swap screens
• Liquidity pools
• Farming interfaces
• Portfolio views
People learn faster when they can see the process.
5/10
Making a short video?
Use the footage as background while you explain key concepts.
This instantly makes your content feel more professional and trustworthy.
#STONfiUpdate #GRAM
Many creators spend hours writing threads, recording videos, or designing posts.
But they make one mistake:
They talk about the product without showing the product.
Here's how every Stonbassador can use the STON.fi Footage Kit to create better content. 👇
Part 1/2
1/10
Imagine you're explaining:
• How to swap tokens • How to provide liquidity • How farming works • How Omniston routes trades
Would you rather use a random AI image...
Or show the actual workflow?
The answer is obvious.
2/10
Start with your topic.
Before opening the kit, ask yourself:
"What is the one thing I want people to learn?"
Good examples:
✅ How to swap on STON.fi
✅ What is tsTON?
✅ How cross-chain swaps work
✅ How liquidity pools generate rewards
3/10
Now open the Footage Kit.
Instead of recording your screen from scratch, generate a short visual that matches your topic.
Think of it as B-roll for Web3 creators.
4/10
Making a tutorial?
Generate clips showing:
• Swap screens
• Liquidity pools
• Farming interfaces
• Portfolio views
People learn faster when they can see the process.
5/10
Making a short video?
Use the footage as background while you explain key concepts.
This instantly makes your content feel more professional and trustworthy.
#STONfiUpdate #GRAM
🧵 Cross-chain swaps sound complicated.
But on STON.fi, the goal is simple:
Move value across blockchains without juggling multiple bridges, wallets, and confusing steps.
Here's a beginner-friendly breakdown. 👇
Part 2/2
6/10
Check the details before confirming:
📌 Network
📌 Swap amount
📌 Fees
📌 Minimum received
📌 Estimated completion time
Never skip the confirmation screen.
7/10
Approve the transaction from your wallet.
Once confirmed:
Your assets begin moving through the required infrastructure automatically.
No need to manually perform every intermediate step.
8/10
Now comes the easiest part:
Wait.
Cross-chain transactions can take longer than regular swaps because multiple systems are coordinating the transfer.
Patience is part of the process.
9/10
When completed:
Your destination asset arrives on the target network.
At this point, you can:
• Hold it
• Trade it
• Provide liquidity
• Explore other DeFi opportunities
All without manually bridging first.
10/10
The biggest lesson I learned?
Cross-chain swaps aren't really about moving tokens.
They're about removing friction.
Good infrastructure makes complexity invisible.
That's why tools like STON.fi matter:
Users see a simple swap.
The protocol handles the complexity underneath.
Have you tried a cross-chain swap on STON.fi yet? 👇
#STONfi
But on STON.fi, the goal is simple:
Move value across blockchains without juggling multiple bridges, wallets, and confusing steps.
Here's a beginner-friendly breakdown. 👇
Part 2/2
6/10
Check the details before confirming:
📌 Network
📌 Swap amount
📌 Fees
📌 Minimum received
📌 Estimated completion time
Never skip the confirmation screen.
7/10
Approve the transaction from your wallet.
Once confirmed:
Your assets begin moving through the required infrastructure automatically.
No need to manually perform every intermediate step.
8/10
Now comes the easiest part:
Wait.
Cross-chain transactions can take longer than regular swaps because multiple systems are coordinating the transfer.
Patience is part of the process.
9/10
When completed:
Your destination asset arrives on the target network.
At this point, you can:
• Hold it
• Trade it
• Provide liquidity
• Explore other DeFi opportunities
All without manually bridging first.
10/10
The biggest lesson I learned?
Cross-chain swaps aren't really about moving tokens.
They're about removing friction.
Good infrastructure makes complexity invisible.
That's why tools like STON.fi matter:
Users see a simple swap.
The protocol handles the complexity underneath.
Have you tried a cross-chain swap on STON.fi yet? 👇
#STONfi
Let's go again 😀
Umarbellozaki0X
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صاعد🧵 Cross-chain swaps sound complicated.
But on STON.fi, the goal is simple:
Move value across blockchains without juggling multiple bridges, wallets, and confusing steps.
Here's a beginner-friendly breakdown.
Part 1/2
1/10
Imagine you hold a token on one chain.
But the opportunity you want is on another chain.
Traditionally, you'd need to:
• Bridge assets
• Switch networks
• Approve multiple transactions
• Hope nothing goes wrong
That's where cross-chain swaps come in.
2/10
A cross-chain swap lets you exchange an asset on Chain A for an asset on Chain B.
Example:
You have USDT on Ethereum.
You want TON ecosystem assets.
Instead of manually bridging first, the process is combined into one workflow.
3/10
Before swapping, always check:
✅ The token you're sending
✅ The token you want to receive
✅ Supported networks
✅ Estimated fees
✅ Expected output amount
A few seconds of verification can save hours of troubleshooting.
4/10
Open STON.fi and connect your wallet.
Choose:
🔹 Asset you're sending
🔹 Destination asset you want
🔹 Amount
The interface handles the heavy lifting behind the scenes.
5/10
Review the route carefully.
Cross-chain swaps may use:
• Liquidity pools
• Bridges
• Routing infrastructure
The best route isn't always the shortest one.
It's usually the most efficient one.
#STONfi #GRAM
But on STON.fi, the goal is simple:
Move value across blockchains without juggling multiple bridges, wallets, and confusing steps.
Here's a beginner-friendly breakdown.
Part 1/2
1/10
Imagine you hold a token on one chain.
But the opportunity you want is on another chain.
Traditionally, you'd need to:
• Bridge assets
• Switch networks
• Approve multiple transactions
• Hope nothing goes wrong
That's where cross-chain swaps come in.
2/10
A cross-chain swap lets you exchange an asset on Chain A for an asset on Chain B.
Example:
You have USDT on Ethereum.
You want TON ecosystem assets.
Instead of manually bridging first, the process is combined into one workflow.
3/10
Before swapping, always check:
✅ The token you're sending
✅ The token you want to receive
✅ Supported networks
✅ Estimated fees
✅ Expected output amount
A few seconds of verification can save hours of troubleshooting.
4/10
Open STON.fi and connect your wallet.
Choose:
🔹 Asset you're sending
🔹 Destination asset you want
🔹 Amount
The interface handles the heavy lifting behind the scenes.
5/10
Review the route carefully.
Cross-chain swaps may use:
• Liquidity pools
• Bridges
• Routing infrastructure
The best route isn't always the shortest one.
It's usually the most efficient one.
#STONfi #GRAM
🧵 Cross-chain swaps sound complicated.
But on STON.fi, the goal is simple:
Move value across blockchains without juggling multiple bridges, wallets, and confusing steps.
Here's a beginner-friendly breakdown.
Part 1/2
1/10
Imagine you hold a token on one chain.
But the opportunity you want is on another chain.
Traditionally, you'd need to:
• Bridge assets
• Switch networks
• Approve multiple transactions
• Hope nothing goes wrong
That's where cross-chain swaps come in.
2/10
A cross-chain swap lets you exchange an asset on Chain A for an asset on Chain B.
Example:
You have USDT on Ethereum.
You want TON ecosystem assets.
Instead of manually bridging first, the process is combined into one workflow.
3/10
Before swapping, always check:
✅ The token you're sending
✅ The token you want to receive
✅ Supported networks
✅ Estimated fees
✅ Expected output amount
A few seconds of verification can save hours of troubleshooting.
4/10
Open STON.fi and connect your wallet.
Choose:
🔹 Asset you're sending
🔹 Destination asset you want
🔹 Amount
The interface handles the heavy lifting behind the scenes.
5/10
Review the route carefully.
Cross-chain swaps may use:
• Liquidity pools
• Bridges
• Routing infrastructure
The best route isn't always the shortest one.
It's usually the most efficient one.
#STONfi #GRAM
But on STON.fi, the goal is simple:
Move value across blockchains without juggling multiple bridges, wallets, and confusing steps.
Here's a beginner-friendly breakdown.
Part 1/2
1/10
Imagine you hold a token on one chain.
But the opportunity you want is on another chain.
Traditionally, you'd need to:
• Bridge assets
• Switch networks
• Approve multiple transactions
• Hope nothing goes wrong
That's where cross-chain swaps come in.
2/10
A cross-chain swap lets you exchange an asset on Chain A for an asset on Chain B.
Example:
You have USDT on Ethereum.
You want TON ecosystem assets.
Instead of manually bridging first, the process is combined into one workflow.
3/10
Before swapping, always check:
✅ The token you're sending
✅ The token you want to receive
✅ Supported networks
✅ Estimated fees
✅ Expected output amount
A few seconds of verification can save hours of troubleshooting.
4/10
Open STON.fi and connect your wallet.
Choose:
🔹 Asset you're sending
🔹 Destination asset you want
🔹 Amount
The interface handles the heavy lifting behind the scenes.
5/10
Review the route carefully.
Cross-chain swaps may use:
• Liquidity pools
• Bridges
• Routing infrastructure
The best route isn't always the shortest one.
It's usually the most efficient one.
#STONfi #GRAM
Well said. Every transaction represents a real decision, and consistent decisions are what build ecosystems over time.
Umarbellozaki0X
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Most people will look at the +772% growth. I’m looking at what that growth is trying to say.
“Most people will look at the +772% growth. I’m looking at what that growth is trying to say.”
A jump from ~$19.5M to ~$170M in weekly volume on isn’t just a bigger number on a dashboard.
To me, it signals something deeper:
When volume grows this aggressively, it usually reflects a combination of stronger liquidity, improving infrastructure, and users becoming more active inside the ecosystem.
Volume itself doesn’t create momentum.
People do.
Every swap represents a decision:
someone trusted the platform, moved capital, and interacted with the network.
Simple takeaway:
Infrastructure attracts attention.
Utility keeps users active.
Consistency turns activity into growth.
That’s how ecosystems begin shifting from “potential” to “real usage.”
$TON
#TONUSDT
A jump from ~$19.5M to ~$170M in weekly volume on isn’t just a bigger number on a dashboard.
To me, it signals something deeper:
When volume grows this aggressively, it usually reflects a combination of stronger liquidity, improving infrastructure, and users becoming more active inside the ecosystem.
Volume itself doesn’t create momentum.
People do.
Every swap represents a decision:
someone trusted the platform, moved capital, and interacted with the network.
Simple takeaway:
Infrastructure attracts attention.
Utility keeps users active.
Consistency turns activity into growth.
That’s how ecosystems begin shifting from “potential” to “real usage.”
$TON
#TONUSDT
→ But structurally, this is one of the more interesting farming mechanisms I’ve studied recently.
Umarbellozaki0X
·
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صاعدWhat interests me most about JetTon’s new farming model isn’t just the rewards it’s the feedback loop behind them.
A lot of GameFi ecosystems distribute tokens endlessly and slowly weaken their own economy over time.
But JetTon is experimenting with something different on
→ But JetTon is experimenting with something different on :
• tokens are burned consistently
• part of those burned tokens return as farming incentives
• stronger ecosystem activity can potentially lead to larger reward cycles
→ That creates a more connected structure between ecosystem usage and community incentives.
The important detail here is psychological: farmers are no longer rewarded from “infinite emissions alone,” but from activity tied to an existing economic process.
→ In simple terms:
More ecosystem usage
→ more token burns
→ more rewards redirected to the community
To me, that’s more sustainable than short-term hype farming models that only depend on printing new supply.
→ it also shows something bigger happening inside TON GameFi:
projects are starting to think beyond “rewards today” and toward “reward systems that can survive longer.”
Still, APY and rewards always depend on participation, market conditions, and liquidity dynamics.
→ But structurally, this is one of the more interesting farming mechanisms I’ve studied recently.
Not Financial Advice
Do Your Own Research
$TON
A lot of GameFi ecosystems distribute tokens endlessly and slowly weaken their own economy over time.
But JetTon is experimenting with something different on
→ But JetTon is experimenting with something different on :
• tokens are burned consistently
• part of those burned tokens return as farming incentives
• stronger ecosystem activity can potentially lead to larger reward cycles
→ That creates a more connected structure between ecosystem usage and community incentives.
The important detail here is psychological: farmers are no longer rewarded from “infinite emissions alone,” but from activity tied to an existing economic process.
→ In simple terms:
More ecosystem usage
→ more token burns
→ more rewards redirected to the community
To me, that’s more sustainable than short-term hype farming models that only depend on printing new supply.
→ it also shows something bigger happening inside TON GameFi:
projects are starting to think beyond “rewards today” and toward “reward systems that can survive longer.”
Still, APY and rewards always depend on participation, market conditions, and liquidity dynamics.
→ But structurally, this is one of the more interesting farming mechanisms I’ve studied recently.
Not Financial Advice
Do Your Own Research
$TON
What interests me most about JetTon’s new farming model isn’t just the rewards it’s the feedback loop behind them.
A lot of GameFi ecosystems distribute tokens endlessly and slowly weaken their own economy over time.
But JetTon is experimenting with something different on
→ But JetTon is experimenting with something different on :
• tokens are burned consistently
• part of those burned tokens return as farming incentives
• stronger ecosystem activity can potentially lead to larger reward cycles
→ That creates a more connected structure between ecosystem usage and community incentives.
The important detail here is psychological: farmers are no longer rewarded from “infinite emissions alone,” but from activity tied to an existing economic process.
→ In simple terms:
More ecosystem usage
→ more token burns
→ more rewards redirected to the community
To me, that’s more sustainable than short-term hype farming models that only depend on printing new supply.
→ it also shows something bigger happening inside TON GameFi:
projects are starting to think beyond “rewards today” and toward “reward systems that can survive longer.”
Still, APY and rewards always depend on participation, market conditions, and liquidity dynamics.
→ But structurally, this is one of the more interesting farming mechanisms I’ve studied recently.
Not Financial Advice
Do Your Own Research
$TON
A lot of GameFi ecosystems distribute tokens endlessly and slowly weaken their own economy over time.
But JetTon is experimenting with something different on
→ But JetTon is experimenting with something different on :
• tokens are burned consistently
• part of those burned tokens return as farming incentives
• stronger ecosystem activity can potentially lead to larger reward cycles
→ That creates a more connected structure between ecosystem usage and community incentives.
The important detail here is psychological: farmers are no longer rewarded from “infinite emissions alone,” but from activity tied to an existing economic process.
→ In simple terms:
More ecosystem usage
→ more token burns
→ more rewards redirected to the community
To me, that’s more sustainable than short-term hype farming models that only depend on printing new supply.
→ it also shows something bigger happening inside TON GameFi:
projects are starting to think beyond “rewards today” and toward “reward systems that can survive longer.”
Still, APY and rewards always depend on participation, market conditions, and liquidity dynamics.
→ But structurally, this is one of the more interesting farming mechanisms I’ve studied recently.
Not Financial Advice
Do Your Own Research
$TON
We're bullish On $TON
Umarbellozaki0X
·
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صاعدPEOPLE CELEBRATE FASTER BLOCKCHAIN.
I pay attention when using them becomes almost invisible.
That’s what TON’s latest upgrade really changes.
After the Catchain 2.0 improvements increased network speed, TON kept optimizing the part users feel most directly.
Now fees are around ~$0.0005 per transaction about 6× cheaper than before.
And that matters more than most people think.
Because lower fees don’t just save money:
they change behavior.
When swaps become cheaper and near-instant on : users interact more often
• smaller traders stop hesitating
• liquidity moves faster
• DeFi feels smoother and more natural
Take a simple TON ⇄ USDt swap:
Before:
/0.0292 TON (/$0.039)
Now:
/0.00487 TON (/$0.0065)That’s not just an optimization.
It’s a major reduction in friction.
To me, this is the real meaning behind the MTONGA direction:
make blockchain activity feel effortless enough for everyday usage, not just technical demonstrations.
Fast transactions attract attention.
Cheap and smooth transactions keep users active
#STONfi $TON
I pay attention when using them becomes almost invisible.
That’s what TON’s latest upgrade really changes.
After the Catchain 2.0 improvements increased network speed, TON kept optimizing the part users feel most directly.
Now fees are around ~$0.0005 per transaction about 6× cheaper than before.
And that matters more than most people think.
Because lower fees don’t just save money:
they change behavior.
When swaps become cheaper and near-instant on : users interact more often
• smaller traders stop hesitating
• liquidity moves faster
• DeFi feels smoother and more natural
Take a simple TON ⇄ USDt swap:
Before:
/0.0292 TON (/$0.039)
Now:
/0.00487 TON (/$0.0065)That’s not just an optimization.
It’s a major reduction in friction.
To me, this is the real meaning behind the MTONGA direction:
make blockchain activity feel effortless enough for everyday usage, not just technical demonstrations.
Fast transactions attract attention.
Cheap and smooth transactions keep users active
#STONfi $TON
PEOPLE CELEBRATE FASTER BLOCKCHAIN.
I pay attention when using them becomes almost invisible.
That’s what TON’s latest upgrade really changes.
After the Catchain 2.0 improvements increased network speed, TON kept optimizing the part users feel most directly.
Now fees are around ~$0.0005 per transaction about 6× cheaper than before.
And that matters more than most people think.
Because lower fees don’t just save money:
they change behavior.
When swaps become cheaper and near-instant on : users interact more often
• smaller traders stop hesitating
• liquidity moves faster
• DeFi feels smoother and more natural
Take a simple TON ⇄ USDt swap:
Before:
/0.0292 TON (/$0.039)
Now:
/0.00487 TON (/$0.0065)That’s not just an optimization.
It’s a major reduction in friction.
To me, this is the real meaning behind the MTONGA direction:
make blockchain activity feel effortless enough for everyday usage, not just technical demonstrations.
Fast transactions attract attention.
Cheap and smooth transactions keep users active
#STONfi $TON
I pay attention when using them becomes almost invisible.
That’s what TON’s latest upgrade really changes.
After the Catchain 2.0 improvements increased network speed, TON kept optimizing the part users feel most directly.
Now fees are around ~$0.0005 per transaction about 6× cheaper than before.
And that matters more than most people think.
Because lower fees don’t just save money:
they change behavior.
When swaps become cheaper and near-instant on : users interact more often
• smaller traders stop hesitating
• liquidity moves faster
• DeFi feels smoother and more natural
Take a simple TON ⇄ USDt swap:
Before:
/0.0292 TON (/$0.039)
Now:
/0.00487 TON (/$0.0065)That’s not just an optimization.
It’s a major reduction in friction.
To me, this is the real meaning behind the MTONGA direction:
make blockchain activity feel effortless enough for everyday usage, not just technical demonstrations.
Fast transactions attract attention.
Cheap and smooth transactions keep users active
#STONfi $TON
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