Good Morning CT 🟢 The Cifer Ghost mint is only 2 days away 👻 This update marks an important shift in the campaign. The whitelist and free-mint spots that were available through X have now been fully allocated, so the X phase has officially reached its final stage. What I find interesting is that Cifer isn't simply ending the campaign here. There is still another opportunity through the official Telegram this weekend, where the community can potentially secure one of the remaining free mints. For me, the bigger story is what the Ghost represents beyond the mint itself. Cifer is building a broader privacy-focused ecosystem, with the Ghost positioned as an access point to that ecosystem. So if you've been following the campaign from the beginning, this is the time to pay close attention to the official channels. The next opportunity may not come through another X giveaway. 2 days to go. 👻🔐 The Ghost mint is almost here.

Good Night X Family 🌃 One Swap. Across Chains The Infrastructure Behind the Experience Cross-chain swapping looks simple from the user side. Choose the asset. Choose the destination chain. Confirm the transaction. Receive the asset. But underneath that simple experience, there is a much bigger infrastructure problem to solve. How do you find liquidity across different networks? How do you execute the trade without forcing users through multiple bridges and interfaces? And how do you keep the process non-custodial while making the experience feel as simple as a normal swap? That is the part of STON.fi’s current cross-chain direction that interests me most. The “One Swap. Across Chains” campaign is currently in its Main Phase, running from September 15 through October 26. It is not simply about making a swap; the campaign introduces a system around cross-chain activity that includes Miles, swap actions, Flight Deals, Mystery Cargo, Flight Classes and a leaderboard. But the campaign is only the visible layer. Underneath it is Omniston, STON.fi’s cross-chain execution infrastructure. Omniston uses a resolver-based model rather than the traditional bridge approach of locking assets and creating wrapped representations. Requests can be sent to independent resolvers through an RFQ process, while linked HTLCs coordinate the settlement between chains. The goal is for assets to remain native while the swap itself is executed atomically. That architecture matters because cross-chain DeFi is not only about adding more chains. It is about making those chains feel less fragmented. If users have to think about every bridge, liquidity source, route, fee and settlement mechanism separately, the experience becomes complicated very quickly. The more interesting direction is when the infrastructure handles that complexity behind the scenes. That is also why I think the current STON.fi campaign is worth watching beyond the rewards. It gives users a practical way to interact with the cross-chain system while showing what a more connected TON DeFi experience could look like. And with STON.fi already positioning Omniston as infrastructure that wallets, aggregators and other DeFi applications can build on, the bigger story may be less about one swap interface and more about the execution layer underneath it. One swap. Multiple chains. Less friction. That is the direction I’m watching closely. @ston_fi #STONfi #Omniston #TON #DeFi #CrossChain