You’ve got funds on Ethereum, BNB Chain, or Base. You want to use TON DeFi. How you get there matters more than most people think.
There are two routes and they leave you with very different results.
~ Route 1: The Bridge Path
Your asset gets locked on the source chain, and a wrapped Jetton shows up on TON. It works, but what arrives isn’t the real native TON asset it’s a wrapped copy. You might also need extra steps before those funds are actually usable where you want them.
~ Route 2: Atomic Swap via Omniston
You request a quote, resolvers compete to fill it, and both sides settle through paired smart contracts. What arrives on TON is the native asset directly no wrapped representation, no extra step. The price you confirmed is the price that executes.
Only three outcomes are possible with Omniston you get exactly what was quoted, you get refunded automatically, or the resolver gets refunded. Nobody loses funds and gets nothing back.
~ Why move to TON at all?
• TON fees are a fraction of Ethereum mainnet once you’re in, repeated swaps cost almost nothing
• Some TON-native tokens don’t exist anywhere else cross-chain is the only way to access them
• Fast finality means repositioning capital feels easy, not stressful
When does each route make sense?
If a specific TON protocol needs that exact wrapped Jetton bridge. But if your goal is to arrive on TON with a usable asset ready to swap, farm, or provide liquidity the atomic-swap path through Omniston is the cleaner choice every time.
Read the full guide: https://blog.ston.fi/how-to-access-ton-defi-from-ethereum-bnb-chain-and-base/ #DeFi #TON $PROM $LIT #Bullish
There are two routes and they leave you with very different results.
~ Route 1: The Bridge Path
Your asset gets locked on the source chain, and a wrapped Jetton shows up on TON. It works, but what arrives isn’t the real native TON asset it’s a wrapped copy. You might also need extra steps before those funds are actually usable where you want them.
~ Route 2: Atomic Swap via Omniston
You request a quote, resolvers compete to fill it, and both sides settle through paired smart contracts. What arrives on TON is the native asset directly no wrapped representation, no extra step. The price you confirmed is the price that executes.
Only three outcomes are possible with Omniston you get exactly what was quoted, you get refunded automatically, or the resolver gets refunded. Nobody loses funds and gets nothing back.
~ Why move to TON at all?
• TON fees are a fraction of Ethereum mainnet once you’re in, repeated swaps cost almost nothing
• Some TON-native tokens don’t exist anywhere else cross-chain is the only way to access them
• Fast finality means repositioning capital feels easy, not stressful
When does each route make sense?
If a specific TON protocol needs that exact wrapped Jetton bridge. But if your goal is to arrive on TON with a usable asset ready to swap, farm, or provide liquidity the atomic-swap path through Omniston is the cleaner choice every time.
Read the full guide: https://blog.ston.fi/how-to-access-ton-defi-from-ethereum-bnb-chain-and-base/ #DeFi #TON $PROM $LIT #Bullish
