Its cross-chain expansion introduces a different infrastructure question: how easily can users move stablecoin liquidity between ecosystems without managing the underlying complexity? With Omniston, STON.fi connects TON to TRON and major EVM networks, including Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. The cross-chain swap launch was announced in July 2026. The important part is the execution model. Users select their source and destination assets, while Omnis

On September 21, Omniston was integrated into MoonPay Trade, giving MoonPay Trade’s ecosystem access to intrachain TON trades through STON.fi infrastructure. That matters because MoonPay Trade is built as a unified API for onchain execution, settlement, asset conversion and payments across 200+ chains and protocols. So this is bigger than another wallet integration. TON liquidity can now become part of a broader execution stack where wallets and applications can access it without building the en

The next evolution of DeFi may not be about users manually navigating every blockchain. It may be about applications and AI agents executing onchain intent through reliable infrastructure. In a September 14 interview, STON.fi CMO and CBDO Andrey Fedorov discussed how Omniston could serve as an execution layer for AI agents, allowing them to act on user intent across networks. The technical foundation is already moving forward. Omniston's v1beta8 API explicitly models cross-chain settlement thro

The real story is what is happening underneath the swaps. This week, STON.fi reported 17.1M TON in trading volume, 18.7M TON in TVL, and about 33,835 TON earned by liquidity providers. At the same time, 4,801 STON was distributed to STON/USDT liquidity providers through its impermanent-loss protection program. That matters because cross-chain execution is only as strong as the liquidity behind it. Omniston is already expanding that liquidity layer by scanning DeDust v2 and Tonco v2 pools alongsi

October 1 is an important date for STON.fi. But it’s not just an API migration deadline. It marks another step in Omniston’s evolution from a TON liquidity aggregator into a broader cross-chain execution layer. STON.fi is discontinuing Omniston v1beta7 on October 1 and encouraging builders to migrate to v1beta8. The bigger story is what v1beta8 enables. Instead of simply finding the best swap route inside TON, Omniston separates: Quote discovery → execution coordination → settlement → execution

The important development isn’t simply adding another chain. It’s reducing the amount of blockchain complexity the user has to manage. Omniston’s newer order-settlement model allows users to sign an order while resolvers handle execution. On EVM source chains, this can enable gasless swap flows where the resolver pays the transaction fee and executes according to the user’s signed instructions. That is a meaningful UX shift. Instead of: Find the right chain → hold gas → approve → swap → manage t

It’s becoming an ecosystem layer. The “One Swap. Across Chains.” campaign is already connecting TON with TRON, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, X Layer and Robinhood Chain. The next batch of campaign missions is scheduled for September 29. What stands out is the distribution strategy. Users can earn Miles through actual cross-chain activity, while partner missions extend the experience into platforms such as SafePal, Keeper, XPocket, Gram Wallet and other ecosystem applic

The latest “One Swap. Across Chains.” campaign is now live, with users able to move between TON, TRON, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, X Layer and Robinhood Chain. But the more interesting part is where those swaps are happening. STON.fi is pushing Omniston beyond its own interface through integrations with wallets and applications. Keeper, SafePal and XPocket are already part of the current campaign experience, while MoonPay Trade recently integrated Omniston to make TO

It’s making the routing layer smarter. Omniston recently added support for DeDust v2 and Tonco v2 pools, allowing it to compare more TON liquidity sources in real time and search for more efficient swap routes. That sounds like a backend upgrade. But for users, it can mean something much simpler: More liquidity sources competing for the same swap. Better routing can reduce the compromises between price, liquidity and execution without requiring users to manually search different pools. The cross