More ways to earn miles are now live on STONfi The One Swap Across Chains campaign keeps moving with new tasks new rewards and more Flight Deals to explore This week there are two simple ways to add more miles to your balance First is the STONIC game Fly 8000 meters or more and you can earn 200 campaign miles It is a simple way to collect miles while exploring another part of the campaign The second task is the STONfi pools course You can learn more about how STONfi pools work through the bot and complete the task to earn extra miles The campaign is not only about collecting miles Your miles can also help you access Flight Deals and claim rewards from STONfi and its partners Some of this weeks rewards include SafePal hardware wallets for 2000 miles Keeper Battery for 1000 miles 80000 SWITCH tokens for 600 miles But there is one important thing to remember Flight Deals are limited to 7 days When the week ends the available rewards can change So if you are already taking part in One Swap Across Chains check your missions check your miles and look at the Flight Deals before they refresh Learn Complete missions Collect miles Explore the ecosystem And keep building your journey across chains Always check the official campaign page for the latest tasks and reward conditions

Different projects need different tools but they can still use the same STONfi infrastructure STONfi is now helping more TON products add swaps and move tokens across networks Two new examples are Meton and Megapot Meton is focused on privacy It gives users more control over what they share on the blockchain Meton already uses the STONfi widget so users can buy and sell Meton tokens directly inside the product Its wallet is also working toward private swaps where the amount of a transaction can stay hidden on the blockchain Megapot is a daily lottery product It lets other apps use its prize system without having to build and run their own lottery In its Telegram Mini App users can start with USDT on TON STONfi and Omniston help move the asset to USDC on Base Megapot then handles the lottery part on Base What I like about these two examples is how different they are Meton is working on private wallet features Megapot is connecting a Telegram product with another blockchain But both can use STONfi infrastructure to handle swaps and token movement This shows why good infrastructure matters Users do not always need to understand what is happening in the background They just need a simple way to use the product For builders on TON STONfi provides tools for swaps liquidity and cross chain routing More builders using these tools could mean more useful products across the TON ecosystem Always do your own research before using any third party project and understand the risks before making a transaction @ston_fi @ton_blockchain @toncoin

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Good night STONfiers One thing I find interesting about STONfi is how its infrastructure is being used by completely different products across the TON ecosystem It is not only about swapping tokens on a DEX The same infrastructure can help wallets Mini Apps and other Web3 products make token swaps and cross chain interactions easier for their users Two recent examples are Meton and Megapot Meton is building privacy focused products on TON with zero knowledge technology at the center of its approach It currently integrates the STONfi widget so users can buy and sell Meton tokens directly inside its product The next step is even more interesting Meton is preparing to support blind swaps where on chain amounts can remain hidden while users still access liquidity through STONfi pools Then we have Megapot A completely different type of product Megapot is a daily lottery platform backed by Dragonfly and Coinbase Ventures Its Telegram Mini App uses STONfi infrastructure to handle token routing A user can start with USDT on TON and Omniston can route the asset toward USDC on Base through Dynamic embedded wallets After that the Megapot Base contract handles the lottery functionality What stands out here is not just the individual products It is the infrastructure underneath them Meton is focused on privacy Megapot is focused on lottery mechanics Yet both can use STONfi infrastructure for different parts of their user experience This is where infrastructure becomes powerful Users do not necessarily need to understand every bridge every route or every technical process happening in the background Developers can build the product they want while infrastructure handles more of the complex liquidity and routing layer And that opens the door for more builders Wallets Bots Telegram Mini Apps DeFi applications GameFi products And other TON projects can explore STONfi SDK and Omniston as building blocks for swaps routing and liquidity For me this is one of the more important parts of the STONfi ecosystem The goal is not simply to have another place where users swap tokens It is to provide infrastructure that other builders can use to create better Web3 experiences The more products that can integrate this infrastructure The easier it becomes for users to interact with different assets and ecosystems without constantly thinking about the technical complexity underneath That is the real potential of STONpowered integrations Different products Different use cases One infrastructure layer helping connect the experience As always DYOR and understand the risks before interacting with any third party application @ston_fi @toncoin

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Good night 𝕏 The interesting part isn’t just the $50K prize pool. It’s the focus on verified trading activity instead of relying on self reported performance. With @Ditto_Network handling execution, @HyperliquidX handling settlement, and activity being tracked for the leaderboard, the competition has a clear onchain structure. Four weeks and 600 paid spots also gives smaller traders a chance to compete instead of leaving everything to a few large wallets. The bigger question for me is whether verified activity can become a better incentive signal than raw trading volume.

Good Night Fam 🌃 I used to think Clan systems were mostly about gathering people under one name. Zeru makes the idea a little more interesting. A Clan has a cost to enter, but paying that cost alone does not make the Clan competitive. The real weight still comes from what members actually do. That creates an important separation: joining shows commitment activity creates the ranking I like that distinction because it makes it harder for a Clan to look strong simply because it has a long member list. A smaller group of active traders can potentially build more meaningful standing than a large group of inactive accounts. There is also an interesting incentive for creators. If one person can build and manage a Clan, the job is not simply attracting members. The harder part is bringing together people who actually contribute enough activity to make the Clan matter. That changes how I would approach it. I would rather join one Clan where I can genuinely contribute than spread myself across different groups just for the appearance of participation. Because when the leaderboard measures behaviour, membership is only the beginning. The activity that follows is what gives the Clan its weight. @zerufinance

Good night CT I just opened Quant AI and the first thing it asks is simple: What do you want help with? Grow money, find opportunities, hunt crypto gems, trade perps, or let AI trade for you. For market research, I’d start with Find opportunities. Instead of checking five different tabs, I can ask Quant AI what matters in the market today, then ask follow-ups and build my own view. That feels much more useful than just reading another market recap. @tryquantio #QuantAIPioneers app.tryquant.io/?ref=2BGKTQR…

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GM CT 🤍 The more I look into @0xhazels, the more I think the interesting part is not the NFT itself, but the system being built around it. Hazels is trying to connect story, ownership, creators, reputation and access in a way that gives each part a purpose. The story behind The Eighth Rise adds the cultural side. It carries the idea that growth becomes more meaningful when what you learn or build can help others move forward too. Then there is the creator side. With Pulse, Hazels is exploring a different way to understand attention. A creator shouldn't be judged only by followers, views or how often they post. A smaller creator can create more value if their content is original, relevant, starts real conversations and brings the right people into the ecosystem. That creates a simple cycle: Create → Contribute → Build reputation → Get discovered → Unlock opportunities. And ownership becomes part of that journey, giving people a way to access and participate in the wider ecosystem. That’s what makes Hazels interesting to me. It’s not just asking people to collect an NFT or chase attention. It’s experimenting with a structure where what you create, how you contribute and the reputation you build can actually matter. The technology can provide the infrastructure, but the people and their contributions are what make the ecosystem grow. Attention gets you seen. Contribution gives people a reason to remember you. Join New Hazels campaign by using this link👇 hazels.io/studio/waitlist?re… Powered by @0xhazels #WEAREHAZELS

GM CT ☕️ Can I get it back? Anyone can Google your wallet and see everything. Balance. History. Who you paid. Who paid you. That’s just how crypto works right now. @Americanfort_io is changing it. You get a simple name. People send to that name. Behind the scenes it creates a fresh address every single time so nothing stays linked publicly. No mixers. No complicated setup. Just private by default and still compliant. Works across a bunch of chains already. Quantum-resistant too. Feels like one of those quiet upgrades that actually matters once people start using it. Your money. Your name. Nobody else’s business. Grab a free FortressName if you haven’t yet: americanfortress.io Who’s already on it?

GM CT A fresh morning, a fresh mindset, and a fresh chance to make things happen. Have a great day ahead!

Goodnight X THE MACHINE ECONOMY NEEDS A DATA MARKET Here's the bigger idea I see behind @Vangrid_io. A contributor can capture a requested location. An enterprise can specify what physical data it needs. USDC can fund the request through escrow. The capture gets verified. Then payment can settle against the completed work. That creates a direct connection between: Human observation → Verified spatial data → Machine demand → Payment No giant fleet of corporate mapping vehicles is required to cover every location. Instead, the network can coordinate distributed contributors with specific data demand. If robots are going to operate everywhere, the infrastructure supplying their understanding of the physical world probably needs to operate everywhere too. That's the interesting bet behind the grid.

GN CT 🌌❤️ gAXIS The @BinanceWallet campaign may be over, but the interesting part of @axisrobotics is what the participation helped reveal. Robotics data does not always need expensive labs or fleets of physical robots. Simple interactions like Pick, Place, Stack and Rotate can become training signals. Even better, when a robot policy fails, human intervention can show the system what should have happened instead. That creates a useful loop: Human feedback → richer trajectories → better policies → smarter robots Thousands of contributors have already shown how this kind of interaction can scale. And that is why Axis stands out to me. The next jump in Physical AI may not come from bigger models alone. It could come from better feedback loops connecting humans, data and machines. The campaign may have ended, but the data flywheel is only getting started. @axisrobotics s.kaito.ai/uKJE6yg