$SOL ETFs saw a significant inflow yesterday, with 21,050 $SOL (worth around $2.5 million) added.
This shows growing investor interest in Solana, especially from those preferring a regulated, exchange-traded exposure rather than buying $SOL directly.
ETF inflows like this often indicate bullish sentiment and can sometimes precede price movements, as institutional or retail investors increase their exposure to the token. #solana
One of the first things any user checks when entering a DeFi farming pool is the APR.
It’s vital.
It tells you how much return you could earn on your liquidity, and it often shapes the first decision you make before clicking “add liquidity.”
APR isn’t just a number it reflects how active a pool is, how much trading is happening, and how incentives are set.
That’s why looking at current high-APR pools on STON.fi gives a quick snapshot of where liquidity and attention are flowing on $TON right now.
At the moment, some pools are standing out:
TRAIN/USDT — 50.41% APR CANY/TON — 49% APR OC/TON — 44.49% APR REDO /TON — 39.46% APR MAJOR /TON — 29.48% APR a familiar name that brings back memories for long-time users
These APRs aren’t random. They’re the result of real swaps, real usage, and active liquidity being put to work.
This is why I like checking STON.fi pools regularly. You’re not just chasing yield you’re seeing where DeFi activity on TON is quietly building.
From here, breaking down the top pools by APR helps you understand what’s hot, what’s returning, and where liquidity is currently finding a home. #Toncoin
The move is already in play. A push toward $86K is underway, and we just tested the internal key level.
This key level has been acting as a short-term anchor for price, helping traders gauge whether buyers are stepping in or if sellers are gaining control. $BTC #bitcoin
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$BTC Update: The $88K resistance zone is holding strong.
Charts are hinting at a potential push toward that level before we could see a pullback toward the $86K support zone.
Right now, it looks like BTC is going through a bit of consolidation a natural pause as buyers and sellers figure out the next move.
Keeping an eye on how it reacts around these key zones will likely give the clearest clue for the short-term trend. #bitcoin
#DAOs proposals are where DeFi decisions turn into real action.
And today, one of the approved STONfi DAO proposals just went live.
After the community voted and approved it, STONfi has now moved the proposal into its testing phase meaning the decision is no longer theoretical.
It’s actively being implemented. So what is this proposal about?
In simple terms, STONfi is testing an automated system that takes a portion of protocol fees and converts them into STON and GEMSTON tokens for the treasury. No manual intervention.
No subjective decisions.
Just a transparent, rules-based mechanism the DAO already agreed on. The reason it’s starting in test mode is simple: this is core infrastructure.
Before it runs fully under DAO governance, the system needs to be tested to ensure everything works exactly as intended safely and predictably. For users and DAO participants, this is an important signal:
Governance decisions are being executed, not delayed
The protocol is beginning to reinvest its own fees back into the ecosystem
STONfi is moving from governance discussions to real on-chain action
It’s not a loud update, but it’s a meaningful one. This is what DeFi looks like when DAO proposals don’t just get approved they get shipped. $TON $SOL
$XRP just made a sharp move toward the $1.90 level.
Momentum is picking up, and if price continues to hold above this area, a push toward $2 becomes a realistic next target.
That said, how XRP behaves around $1.90 will be key a clean hold could support further upside, while rejection here might lead to some short-term cooling off. #Ripple #GrayscaleBNBETFFiling
#Solana quietly led the market in stablecoin inflows this past week, pulling in $1.3B, while Ethereum saw $3.4B leave its supply (per Artemis data).
To me, this looks less like noise and more like liquidity positioning. Stablecoins usually move before activity whether that’s trading, DeFi usage, or onchain experiments.
Solana’s low fees and fast execution continue to make it a natural home for that kind of capital rotation.
Ethereum losing supply doesn’t mean it’s “weak,” but it does suggest some liquidity is temporarily seeking efficiency elsewhere. Watching where these stables get deployed next might tell the real story.
Most of the time, when you’re using DeFi, you’re not thinking about how it works.
You open a Telegram app.
You connect your wallet.
You make a swap.
And you move on.
If everything feels smooth, that’s usually the end of the story.
But that smoothness is exactly what makes this update around STON.fi interesting.
Behind every simple swap is a stack of infrastructure making sure liquidity is routed correctly, wallets connect instantly, and transactions don’t fail under load. When that infrastructure is solid, users barely notice it. When it isn’t, everything feels broken.
Now, with wallet infrastructure like Privy supporting TON, and token swaps powered by STON.fi’s Omniston aggregator, building on TON becomes much easier for developers and much better for users.
Here’s why that matters.
Developers can now add TON wallet onboarding without forcing users through complicated setup steps. They can execute swaps using Omniston, the same engine STON.fi users already trust. And because all of this works smoothly inside Telegram, apps can reach users where they already spend their time.
For users, the benefits show up in small but important ways.
You open a new $TON app and it just works.
Your wallet connects without friction.
Your swap goes through without you wondering what went on behind the scenes.
You might not see Omniston.
You might not know Privy is involved.
But you’ll feel the difference.
More reliable swaps.
More usable apps.
Less mental effort.
This is the kind of progress that doesn’t scream for attention. It simply makes DeFi feel calmer, more natural, and easier to trust.
And when DeFi starts feeling invisible that’s usually a sign the foundations are being built the right way #TrendingTopic #Toncoin
Price is pressing up against a long-standing downtrend, and a clean break above it could open the door for a reclaim of the $1 level.
Momentum is starting to shift, and if buyers step in with volume, this setup could quickly turn bullish. For now, it’s a patience game — but the structure looks promising. #ASTER #ETHMarketWatch
$SUI broke down from its consolidation range and is now moving sideways near a key support zone.
This area is important because it’s where buyers previously stepped in to slow down selling pressure. So far, price action suggests indecision, with neither side fully in control.
If buyers manage to defend this support, a short-term bounce toward the upper end of the prior range is possible. However, a clean break and close below this zone could signal weakness and open the door to further downside.
In a single month — December alone — STON.fi processed 732,062 swaps.
Think about that for a second. That means every few seconds, someone somewhere was opening their wallet and swapping tokens on STON.fi. Not for a campaign. Not for hype. Just normal, everyday usage.
It’s the kind of activity you only see when a product becomes part of people’s routine. You wake up, check prices, make a swap, move on. Simple.
Most users aren’t thinking about what’s happening under the hood. They just want the swap to go through, the price to be fair, and the experience to feel smooth. And when that happens consistently, usage naturally adds up.
A full month of steady swaps tells a clearer story than any announcement ever could. It shows trust, habit, and a DEX that’s quietly doing its job over and over again.
December wasn’t just busy. It was proof that STON.fi has become a place users actually rely on. #TON #Toncoin $TON
$143.93 is a key support level for $AAVE right now.
This level has acted as a floor in recent trading, with buyers stepping in whenever price approaches it.
Holding above $143.93 could pave the way for a move toward the next resistance zone, while a break below might open the door for further downside in the short term. #AaveProtocol #TrumpCancelsEUTariffThreat
A move toward $0.28599 seems likely, and we could see a potential upward push from that level.
Traders will want to watch how price reacts around there holding support could spark a stronger bullish run, while a failure might lead to some short-term consolidation. #KGeN #WEFDavos2026
I sometimes like to know what’s going on underneath when it comes to DeFi.
That’s why when I saw this update around STONfi, it immediately caught my attention.
On the surface, using STONfi is simple. You connect your wallet, swap your tokens, and move on. But behind that smooth experience, a lot of infrastructure is quietly doing the heavy lifting.
Now, with wallet infrastructure like Privy supporting TON, and swaps powered by STONfi’s Omniston, it becomes even easier for new apps to plug into the same system STONfi users already rely on.
What this means for users is pretty straightforward:
More apps can offer TON swaps without friction
Wallet onboarding becomes easier, especially for new users
Swaps feel more reliable, with better execution behind the scenes
You might not even notice the change at first. You’ll just see more TON apps “working out of the box,” especially inside Telegram. And when you swap inside those apps, chances are Omniston is the engine making it happen.
No extra steps.
No new complexity.
Just smoother DeFi.
This is the kind of progress I like. Not loud. Not flashy. Just solid infrastructure improving the experience quietly.
And when things just work, that’s usually a sign that the right foundations are being built. $TON $NOT #TON
It looks like a whale might be positioning ahead of something the broader market hasn’t priced in yet.
Current short positions: ▫ $144.85M in $BTC ▫ $95.23M in $ETH ▫ $13.09M in $PEPE ▫ $12.97M in $HYPE ▫ $270K in $XMR
That’s a heavy bet across majors, alts, and even memes not a single-asset hedge. Moves like this usually signal either strong conviction, deep hedging, or preparation for volatility rather than a simple directional play.
The real signal to watch isn’t just the size, but how long these positions stay open and whether funding, OI, or spot flows start to confirm the bias.
Most people don’t think about how liquidity actually works when they provide funds on a DEX.
You just want your tokens to earn something. You want swaps to feel smooth. You don’t want half your capital sitting idle in price ranges nobody is trading.
That’s where Stonfi's upcoming V3 smart contracts come in. They’re designed to introduce concentrated liquidity pools, a concept that may sound technical but is actually really practical for users.
Normally, when you provide liquidity, it’s spread evenly across all possible prices. That means a lot of your tokens might sit unused in price ranges that traders never touch. You’re still earning fees, but not efficiently.
With concentrated liquidity, you get to choose the price range where your liquidity is active.
If you think most trades will happen between $1 and $1.20 you can focus your capital there.
That means more of your tokens are “working” at all times, which can boost your fees without adding extra risk if done thoughtfully.
For Stonfi users, the implications are clear:
Better capital efficiency more of your tokens actually generate rewards.
More control you can experiment with different ranges based on your market view.
A stronger ecosystem concentrated liquidity can make swaps smoother for everyone because pools are deeper where trading actually happens.
Think of it like watering a garden. Sprinkling water everywhere works, but if you target the plants that need it most, you get better results with less waste. Concentrated liquidity is Stonfi letting you do exactly that with your tokens.
It’s still in development, but once it’s live, it quietly changes how providing liquidity feels. You don’t need a new interface or a complicated dashboard you just earn more efficiently while the backend does the heavy lifting #TON $TON $NOT