Bitcoin has spent years being treated mainly as an asset to hold. But what happens when $BTC and $ETH can actually become part of the DeFi activity happening on TON? That's the more interesting story behind cbBTC and wETH on @ston_fi . cbBTC is Coinbase's Bitcoin-backed token representation on TON, with each cbBTC backed 1:1 by BTC. wETH brings Ethereum exposure into the same environment. Both can be swapped on STONfi against TON-native assets and used in TON DeFi. And this changes the role these assets can play. Instead of BTC or ETH sitting outside the TON ecosystem, users can bring that value into TON and: → swap it against TON assets → provide liquidity to supported pools → access other DeFi strategies → keep exposure to major crypto assets while using TON's lower-cost environment The liquidity angle is probably the biggest part. BTC and ETH are two of the deepest and most widely recognized assets in crypto. Bringing representations of that liquidity into TON gives DEXs and DeFi protocols more assets to build markets around, while giving TON users access to capital that previously lived elsewhere. This also fits into a broader direction we're seeing across TON. The ecosystem isn't only trying to create more tokens and DEXs. It's becoming easier for capital from other networks to enter TON, move through its liquidity markets, and become useful inside the ecosystem. STONfi sits right in the middle of that flow. With native TON DeFi on one side and assets such as BTC and ETH becoming accessible on the other, the network gets a broader liquidity base to build on. That's when an asset stops being just something you hold. It becomes capital that can actually move and work across DeFi. Explore $BTC & $ETH markets on STONfi: https://app.ston.fi/swap Read and explore more about STONfi here:blog.ston.fi/ #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #TON ecosystem, here to discover the latest projects#