I’ve watched plenty of brutal crypto crashes before.
But the recent $LAB collapse feels structurally different 👀
A 70% wipe in hours is already extreme.
What makes it stranger is that much of the activity during the breakdown appears dominated by routers, proxy contracts, and automated settlement flows rather than normal retail panic.
One infrastructure-linked address processed thousands of interactions during the crash window while individual recovered exits stayed surprisingly small.
That usually suggests the story behind the collapse may be more complicated than simple “holders sold” narratives.
Liquidity is one of the most underrated forms of conviction in crypto
Anyone can talk about ecosystems. Providing liquidity is actually supporting them.
The June Boost Farm from @ston_fi is interesting because it rewards users who continue strengthening TON DeFi infrastructure through real participation.
STON + USDT liquidity boosted APR multipliers additional STON rewards and long-term positioning around TON expansion.
Feels like the ecosystem is rewarding builders and believers at the same time