ETH has dropped below $4,000. The biggest loss came from account Oxa523, which got liquidated with 9,152 ETH worth $36.4M. Now the total loss is $45.3M, with only $500k left in the wallet.
STON.fi is a decentralized trading platform designed to simplify crypto transactions for everyone.
On many decentralized exchanges, trading can feel complicated, with technical processes, high transaction costs, or confusing designs that discourage beginners. STON.fi addresses these problems by focusing on three key aspects: speed, affordability, and simplicity.
When users want to swap tokens, transactions are processed very quickly, so there is no long waiting time. The fees charged are kept very low, allowing traders to keep more of their profits instead of spending them on charges.
The platform also provides a clean and user-friendly interface, so people can trade without being overwhelmed by complex dashboards or unnecessary details.
Another key benefit is that liquidity provision is open even to newcomers.
Usually, adding liquidity in decentralized finance can seem like something only advanced users understand, but on STON.fi, the process is made straightforward.
This means that both new and experienced users can participate in trading and liquidity provision without facing barriers or high costs.
Every blockchain boasts about its speed, but Rise chain provides figures to support its claims sub-5 ms latency, 100,000 TPS, and instant confirmations.
With an $8M backing, the project is designed for real-time applications.
The testnet is operational, the integrations are going on, and the team is not releasing the tokens in a hurry.
That calmness is noticeable. Yet, there is still one question that remains: When the adoption will be, will people be able to see the technology or will they only be concerned with the fact that it has finally become instant?