🗿 Here are the numbers behind the activity on STONfi in September: 🔥 ~695,000 TON swaps executed and ~$84,000,000 in swap volume 🌉 ~16,000 cross-chain swaps and ~$8,300,000 in cross-chain swap volume Together, that’s 711,000+ swaps and $92,300,000+ in total swap volume across STONfi in September. Thanks for swapping with us!

🗿 Beyond Chain Boundaries: The Next Layer of DeFi Stonfiers! Have you ever thought about what the next step in DeFi could look like — and whether it’s really about moving users between chains? What if, instead, those boundaries simply became invisible? That was the question Andrey Fedorov, CMO & CBDO at STONfi Dev, explored at HSC Conference in Seoul, where he shared our perspective on the future of cross-chain infrastructure and DeFi. Here are a few key ideas from the talk: ✨ Why do we need cross-chain swaps at all? Different ecosystems have different strengths: TON brings distribution inside Telegram, TRON has strong stablecoin activity, and Ethereum offers deep liquidity and settlement. The opportunity is to connect these ecosystems — without asking users to navigate between them manually. ✨ What would a better cross-chain experience look like? Instead of finding liquidity, moving assets, and then executing a transaction themselves, users could simply request an outcome. The infrastructure would source the liquidity and handle the execution in the background. ✨ How does Omniston fit into this model? Omniston puts this approach into practice through a network of resolvers that compete to provide quotes, with native-to-native execution and atomic settlement ensuring that users receive what they approved — or the transaction reverts. ✨ What does the future of cross-chain look like? Cross-chain execution becomes a capability built into financial products rather than a destination users have to navigate. Users, applications, and liquidity no longer need to exist in the same ecosystem — different networks can work together as one financial environment. The future isn’t one chain. It’s one financial experience across many of them. #STONfi# #CrossChain# #TON# #DeFi#

Cross-chain swaps can sound slower, riskier, and more stressful than regular swaps. STONfi takes a different approach: atomic execution makes the outcome clear from the start. Read the cards to see how it works →

The Quran justifies domestic violence (beating of wives), child sex trafficking (arranged child marriages), rape (female sex slaves), and murder (honor killing females, or stoning females to de*th for adultery) This is Islam, which now sits in more than 255 elected offices in the United States, and has infiltrated the U.S. Senate. Classical tafsirs by scholars including Ibn Kathir and Al-Tabari support traditional readings of physical discipline, waiting periods for non-menstruating children, and sex slaves. Mohammed 54, married a 6-year-old child, and allegedly waited until she was 9 to have sex with her. Quran 4:34: Men are the maintainers of women because allah has given them preference. Righteous women are devoutly obedient. “But those [wives] from whom you fear arrogance [nushuz]—[first] advise them; forsake them in bed; and [finally], beat them, strike them or “scourge them.” Quran 65:4 Talks about the waiting period (iddah) after divorce: “And those of your women who have despaired of menstruation, if you have any doubts, their period is three months, and [also for] those who have not menstruated.” “Those who have not menstruated” are little girls who have not yet had their period - meaning if you divorce a little girl who has not yet had her period, there is a waiting period to have sex. This is linked in tradition to reports of 6-year-old Aisha’s marriage. Quran 23:5-6 and 70:29-30 Instruct believers to guard their chastity “except from their wives or those their right hands possess [female slaves/concubines], for indeed, they will not be blamed.” Explicitly talks about sex slaves. Quran 4:3, 4:24, 4:25, and 33:50 Allows for u*slim men to have sex slaves, including married women whose prior marriages are considered dissolved upon capture. (Muslims kill the men and kidnap the women to turn them into sex slaves) The story of Lot (Quran 7:80-84) Condemns the people of Sodom for being homosexual, describing it as an unprecedented immorality and punishable by being stoned to de*th. Later hadiths say women who commit adultery should be killed. Quran 24:2 Calls for 100 lashes for an unmarried woman who has sex. It calls for death if the woman is married. Quran 33:33 “And abide in your houses and do not display yourselves as [was] the display of the former times of ignorance.” Women are house slaves and are not allowed anywhere without permission, and it must be for a legitimate reason approved by the man. Men are to work; women are to obey men. This is why Muslims view women as second-class and countries that import migrants from MUslim majority countries suffer from high rates of rape.