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Former Ethereum Foundation contributor Anders Elowsson says Ethereum could face a funding pressure issue in the next 3–9 months, and may need new institutional support for its next phase. Why this matters 👇 💰 Lower network fees = less funding for development 🔧 More activity moving to L2s reduces base-layer revenue 🏗️ Big ongoing costs for upgrades and security What it means: Short term: slight pressure on sentiment Mid term: push for new funding models Long term: potential restructure that could strengthen the ecosystem Simple takeaway: Ethereum isn’t lacking usage it’s dealing with how to fund its next stage of growth $ETH $RE #Altcoin Season#

Most people think DeFi is complex. In reality, it’s just checking 1–2 pools a day. Let’s put it in a TON context. You wake up, open ston_fi, and the first thing you check isn’t charts it’s your pools. Maybe you’re in a tsTON pair or a stablecoin farm. You glance at APRs. Nothing dramatic, just small shifts based on volume, incentives, and network activity across TON. If something changed overnight, you react not emotionally, but mechanically. Move a bit of liquidity here. Rebalance there. Follow where activity is flowing. Then you leave it. Because most of the work already happened in the background. Swaps continue through the day. Traders come in and out. Arbitrage keeps prices aligned. Fees quietly accumulate. And your liquidity just sits inside that flow, earning from every interaction. No constant watching. No stress. No hype cycles. Just a simple routine repeated across TON liquidity providers: check → adjust → let capital work That’s what most people miss about DeFi on TON. It doesn’t feel like trading. It feels like managing small streams of capital that never stop moving. $RE $HEI #TON #TON ecosystem, here to discover the latest projects#

Most people think DeFi is complex. In reality, it’s just checking 1–2 pools a day. Let’s put it in a TON context. You wake up, open @ston_fi , and the first thing you check isn’t charts it’s your pools. Maybe you’re in a tsTON pair or a stablecoin farm. You glance at APRs. Nothing dramatic, just small shifts based on volume, incentives, and network activity across TON. If something changed overnight, you react not emotionally, but mechanically. Move a bit of liquidity here. Rebalance there. Follow where activity is flowing. Then you leave it. Because most of the work already happened in the background. Swaps continue through the day. Traders come in and out. Arbitrage keeps prices aligned. Fees quietly accumulate. And your liquidity just sits inside that flow, earning from every interaction. No constant watching. No stress. No hype cycles. Just a simple routine repeated across TON liquidity providers: check → adjust → let capital work That’s what most people miss about DeFi on TON. It doesn’t feel like trading. It feels like managing small streams of capital that never stop moving. $RE $HEI #TON #TON ecosystem, here to discover the latest projects#

Most LP decisions are emotional, not mathematical. And once you’ve been around DeFi long enough especially in active ecosystems like @ston_fi you start to see the same patterns repeat. At first, it’s fear of impermanent loss. You enter a pool, everything looks fine, but the idea of “what if I’m losing value silently?” starts to creep in. So you hesitate… or you exit too early. Then comes the chase. A new pool pops up with a higher APR, and suddenly the current position doesn’t feel good enough anymore. So you rotate. Then rotate again. APR becomes the only signal that matters in the moment. But that’s where the cycle starts breaking returns instead of building them. Because in that switching phase, most LPs miss what actually compounds over timesteady pools with consistent activity, where fees and incentives quietly accumulate in the background. And on STON.fi, where liquidity is constantly moving through swaps, farms, and cross-chain flows, that difference becomes even more visible. Short-term thinking reacts. Long-term positioning compounds. And most of the time, the gap between the two is just psychology. $HEI $BEAT #TON

Cross-chain is finally live on STONfi, and I had to take some time to understand what it actually means for everyday users One thing I've noticed in DeFi is that moving funds across chains can sometimes feel more stressful than making the trade itself. You have to worry about bridges, wrapped tokens, extra steps, and whether your funds will arrive in the form you actually want. That's why the Omniston update caught my attention. Let's say I have USDC sitting on Ethereum and I want to move that value to $GRAM . Traditionally, I'd probably use a bridge and end up with a wrapped version of the asset on the other side. It works, but it isn't always the smoothest experience. With Omniston, the goal is different. Instead of focusing on moving the exact token, it focuses on moving the value. So rather than receiving a wrapped asset, the value can arrive on TON as a native asset that is ready to use immediately. And honestly, that's what most of us want. We're not trying to collect wrapped tokens. We're trying to get our funds where they need to be and start using them. What I like most about this update is that it removes some of the friction that usually comes with cross-chain transfers. You still need your Ethereum wallet, your TON wallet, and enough ETH for gas, but the experience becomes much simpler on the user side. For me, this feels bigger than just another feature launch. The easier it becomes to move liquidity into TON, the easier it becomes for new users to explore everything being built here. More liquidity means more activity. More activity means more opportunities. And that's good for the entire ecosystem. I've spent a lot of time exploring farming pools, swaps, and different opportunities on STON.fi, so seeing cross-chain finally become a reality feels like a major step forward. $AVAX #TON

$HYPE still has that fight in it. For now, it still looks like a possible push toward $70, and that $100 idea hasn’t fully disappeared yet. $HEI also pumped today, but it’s now hitting resistance. That $0.2 move is still on the table, but it’ll need more momentum to actually play out. Meanwhile, it’s Friday and attention is quietly shifting back to @ston_fi pools. New farms are dropping, and a few are standing out depending on where liquidity is flowing. You’ve got pools like: • STON/USDT → consistent activity, native token, steady incentives with boost APR for eligible stakers • JETTON/USDT & JETTON/GRAM → GameFi-driven liquidity, higher reward structure, long-running farm cycles • STORM/GRAM → quieter but steady flow, backed by perpetual DEX activity and daily rewards This is where it gets interesting. Because it’s not just about chasing the highest APR on paper it’s about seeing where real activity is happening across TON. Some pools move with hype. Some pools move with users. And the smart play is usually where volume and incentives actually meet. In the end, Stonfi just shows you one thing clearly: Liquidity always follows flow.

$ASTEROID is picking up momentum too, not surprising at all. The flow has been steady, and it feels like attention is slowly building around it as more traders start circling the ecosystem. $ASTER is also doing its own thing on the side, and it’s been quietly gaining traction. What’s interesting is how it’s not just one burst of hype it’s more like gradual positioning. You see more mentions, more activity, and more people starting to pay attention to what’s building there. It feels like one of those ecosystems that’s slowly getting re-rated as participation increases. But the bigger shift right now is happening on @ston_fi Cross-chain swaps are now live. And that changes the experience completely. Instead of being stuck within one chain, users can now move assets across different chains directly through Stonfi faster execution, cheaper fees, and smoother settlement in one flow. It removes a lot of the friction people usually ignore until they actually try to move liquidity. So while ASTEROID and Aster are showing where attention is building, Stonfi is showing where liquidity is starting to move without borders. And that’s the real shift right now attention is one thing, but flow is what actually moves markets. #TON #TON ecosystem, here to discover the latest projects#

$BEAT is now back at ground zero, and it kind of gives that same feeling RAVE had at one point that phase where it drops hard, fades from attention, and everyone starts questioning if it can actually recover. But we’ve also seen cases like LAB where things looked quiet… until momentum slowly rebuilt again. That’s the part people usually underestimate in markets. Because while tokens go through their own cycles, liquidity doesn’t really sit still for long. On @ston_fi for example, activity keeps rotating in the background into different pools, different pairs, different incentives. When one pool cools off, liquidity naturally starts flowing into others that are more active or more rewarding at that moment. So even if a token like BEAT is sitting at “ground zero,” the real question isn’t just about price recovery… It’s whether liquidity and attention start flowing back into it again. And on Stonfi, that flow is always moving. $HYPE #TON

$RE and a lot of alts are finally starting to show mixed momentum again After that strong pump, RE is currently cooling off a bit, which is normal after aggressive moves. The real question now is whether it can stabilize here and build a base like $LAB did before its next leg up. What’s interesting is that even with these pullbacks, the broader market structure still feels active not dead. You’ve got rotations happening everywhere. And that’s where STONFI starts to stand out again. In May 2026, STON.fi processed close to $331M in monthly swap volume That’s not just a number it’s a reflection of consistent user activity flowing through the ecosystem every day. Because at that scale, it stops being about individual tokens like $RE… And starts becoming about liquidity movement across the entire network. Swaps, rotations, arbitrage, farming all happening quietly in the background. While RE is pulling back and waiting for its next direction, the bigger picture is simple: People are still using the system. And that’s what keeps STONFI growing steady flow, not just hype cycles. In the end, markets will always have pumps and corrections. But platforms that capture constant liquidity flow are the ones that keep building underneath it all. #TON #TON ecosystem, here to discover the latest projects#

$UNI is showing strength right now A move toward the $4 zone wouldn’t be surprising, and if momentum continues building, $6 is also still in play over time. I’ve been watching it on Bitget, and the structure looks more like continuation than exhaustion for now. Why it’s getting attention: -Buybacks / burns reduce supply pressure -Protocol revenue keeps attention on UNI during DeFi cycles -Uniswap’s dominance means volume spikes often flow back into the token -When DeFi heats up, UNI usually reacts early If this momentum holds, we could see more upside rather than just a short-lived pump $ZEC

aquí tienes todo lo que necesitas saber sobre el movimiento de $TON → GRAM. tras la aprobación de la comunidad a la propuesta de Telegram, TON comenzará a aparecer como GRAM en las apps que usan los usuarios. pero esto no es una actualización técnica ni una migración de tokens, es puramente un cambio de visualización. nada cambia bajo el capó: TON sigue siendo lo mismo, tu billetera sigue siendo la misma, tus saldos siguen siendo los mismos, tus NFTs, staking, LPs, granjas y posiciones de DeFi siguen siendo las mismas, no se necesitan swaps ni migraciones. simplemente comenzarás a ver “GRAM” donde antes aparecía “TON”. entonces, ¿qué significa esto para los usuarios dentro de @ston_fi? nada se rompe, nada se reinicia tu experiencia continúa exactamente como está. swaps, liquidez y actividad cross-chain permanecen sin cambios. la única diferencia es la etiqueta que ves en la interfaz que gradualmente se alinea con “GRAM” en lugar de “TON”. la imagen más grande se trata en realidad de la adopción, no de la mecánica una identidad más reconocible para los nuevos usuarios que llegan a través de Telegram, mientras que el sistema DeFi subyacente sigue funcionando como de costumbre. y una cosa importante a tener en cuenta: si ves algo que te dice “migrar TON a GRAM” o “reclamar tokens GRAM”, no es legítimo. no hay nada que reclamar o mover. solo una actualización de nombre en la superficie todo lo demás permanece exactamente igual. $WLD #TON

cross-chain is officially live and it honestly feels like the start of something much bigger than a feature update. this isn’t just another product rollout… it feels more like the beginning of a new phase for how liquidity will move across ecosystems. @ston_fi now connects $TON directly to EVM chains like Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, and Polygon all inside one flow, without forcing users through bridges or extra layers of tools. but the interesting part is what this signals not just what it does. because when cross-chain goes live at this level, it usually means the early infrastructure layer is complete… and the real expansion phase is about to begin. so what we’re seeing right now is not the peak of the move it’s the starting point. TON is no longer just operating in isolation, and liquidity is no longer staying inside one ecosystem. it’s starting to move freely. and that’s why this moment feels important not because everything is finished, but because the build has only just begun. $EVAA #TON

$BSB might just be heading toward the $1 zone with this recent push momentum has been building steadily and price action is starting to look like it’s trying to extend the move. same energy with $BR too, but there it feels a bit stretched, so a pullback or short-term dip wouldn’t be surprising before any continuation. what’s interesting is how these moves are happening while liquidity across the market keeps rotating instead of settling in one place. on the @ston_fi side, cross-chain is now live, and that adds a different layer to the picture because liquidity isn’t just moving between tokens anymore, it’s starting to move across ecosystems in a single flow. so while BSB and BR are playing out short-term momentum on the charts… underneath it all, the bigger shift is still the same faster liquidity movement, more rotation, and infrastructure making it easier for capital to flow without friction across chains. #Altcoin Season#

#Solana just posted a pretty impressive number Payment volume on Solana grew 755% year-over-year, making it the highest among major fintech platforms and Layer 1 chains. That's not just growth that's a sign that more people are actually using the network. And honestly, that's the metric I like paying attention to most. Price can be driven by hype, but payment volume usually points to real activity. More transactions mean more users, more liquidity moving around, and more reasons for builders to keep building. What's interesting is that we're seeing a similar trend across ecosystems that focus on speed, low fees, and user experience. That's one reason STON.fi has caught my attention on TON. The platform keeps benefiting from the same things users look for: • Fast swaps • Low transaction costs • Growing liquidity • Better routing through Omniston • Upcoming cross-chain functionality As activity increases across crypto, users naturally gravitate toward platforms where moving assets is quick and efficient. For me, Solana's payment volume growth isn't just a Solana story. It's another reminder that adoption follows utility. People use networks that are fast, affordable, and easy to interact with. That's why I keep an eye on what Stonfi is building. While the market focuses on short-term price action, the team keeps improving the infrastructure, expanding the ecosystem, and preparing for more volume as $TON adoption grows. Because in the long run, the platforms that handle activity well are usually the ones that benefit the most when the next wave of users arrives. $SOL #Altcoin Season#

📊 Bulish sentiment coming back to the market Standard Chartered estimates that tokenization could expand DeFi assets to around $2.7T by 2030. That’s not just a big number it reflects where the market is slowly heading: real-world assets moving on-chain, and traditional finance blending deeper into DeFi infrastructure. And this is where things start to connect with what’s already happening in ecosystems like TON. With Xstocks on STON.fi we’re already seeing the early shape of that future tokenized exposure to traditional assets being explored directly within DeFi rails. Instead of waiting for legacy systems to catch up, users are starting to interact with these primitives natively on-chain. If tokenization really scales the way forecasts suggest, then platforms building liquidity, swaps, and access layers today could become core entry points for that next wave of capital. So while the $2.7T projection is forward-looking, the infrastructure for it is already being tested in real time. $HYPE $ONDO #TON

$EVAA is sitting right at a key resistance zone the $1 level is basically the make-or-break area. a clean break above it could open another strong leg up, but if it gets rejected and loses momentum, then $0.836 starts coming into play as the next downside area to watch. on the broader side, equities are still showing strong momentum, almost like risk appetite is quietly coming back into the market again. and what’s interesting is how positioning has become easier across both worlds now. with @ston_fi xStocks, it’s becoming simpler to rotate into traditional stocks directly from crypto rails so instead of leaving DeFi to access equities, you can just adjust exposure in one flow and move between both markets more smoothly. so while EVAA is at a decision point on the chart… the bigger picture is still the same key levels being tested on individual tokens, while at the same time infrastructure like Stonfi xStocks is making cross-market positioning more seamless in the background. $XRP #Altcoin Season# #TON

most people assume liquidity pools grow just because more money is deposited into them. but in reality, what matters more is how actively that liquidity is moving through the system. on @ston_fi , pool performance isn’t only defined by TVL sitting in one place it’s shaped by swap frequency, routing activity, and how often liquidity gets reused across different trades. so a big pool with low activity can actually be less “effective” than a smaller pool that’s constantly being tapped into. because in that case, liquidity is just sitting idle instead of doing actual work. this is where the idea of flow starts to matter more than size. liquidity in DeFi behaves more like circulation than storage the more it moves, the more useful it becomes. and when that flow is consistent, even smaller pools can outperform larger ones simply because they’re being used more efficiently. what this really shows is a shift in mindset: it’s not about how much liquidity exists in the system at a point in time… it’s about how often it’s moving, how many swaps it supports, and how continuously it stays active across the ecosystem. $XRP $ZEC #TON

in most products, there’s that quiet stage where everything is already working in the background, but nothing is fully “announced” to the surface yet. that’s basically where the cross-chain beta test is right now on @ston_fi it’s not loud, but a lot is happening under the hood routes are being tested, swaps are being observed, and liquidity flow is being stress-tested across chains to see how everything behaves in real conditions. it’s less about hype at this point, and more about making sure execution feels smooth when real users start moving real value through it. so while most of the market attention is still on price moves and narratives… this is the quiet phase where the system is being shaped before it fully goes live. $ZEC $OPG #TON

it started with something simple… just a monthly update that most people would scroll past without thinking much of it. @ston_fi closed May with around ~$331M in swap volume roughly 5× higher than April. on paper, it just looked like another strong month in DeFi. but when you zoom out, it started to feel like something else… more like motion building rather than a one-off spike. because instead of slowing down after that, the pace actually carried into June. in just the first week (June 1–7), the protocol processed about ~$64M in swaps. the week before that was ~$38M a ~68% jump in a matter of days. and that’s where the pattern becomes obvious. it’s no longer just “monthly growth” or “good performance”… it’s a shift into faster cycles month turning into week, and week starting to feel like momentum on its own. what this really shows is simple: liquidity is not just entering the system anymore… it’s circulating faster, being reused more, and spreading across more routes than before. and in DeFi, that kind of motion usually says more than any single headline or milestone. because it’s not one big moment driving it… it’s continuous flow building on itself. $HYPE $VELVET #TON #TON ecosystem, here to discover the latest projects#

I was looking back at the weekly flow and it’s kind of interesting how quickly things can shift without much attention around it… one week the activity feels normal, and the next week you start seeing a noticeable jump in real usage not hype, just actual on-chain flow picking up. STON.fi processed about ~$64M in swap volume between June 1–7. the week before that was around ~$38M, which means activity didn’t just grow it accelerated by roughly 68% in just 7 days. what makes this more meaningful is what’s driving it underneath: more users routing swaps, deeper liquidity pools getting touched more often, and cross-chain flows gradually becoming more active rather than staying dormant. this is usually the part people miss because there’s no single “event” causing it, just steady usage compounding in the background until the numbers suddenly look different. and in DeFi, that kind of organic volume growth tends to matter more than short-lived spikes, because it reflects actual participation rather than temporary attention. so while markets elsewhere are reacting to narratives and price swings… this is the quieter side of the ecosystem where activity builds step by step, and liquidity slowly becomes more real over time. $BEAT $VELVET #TON