What happens when a DeFi app doesn’t have to build its own cross-chain infrastructure from scratch? TONCO is the latest example. The TON based DEX has integrated Omniston cross-chain swaps directly into its interface, giving users access to cross-chain execution while staying inside the TONCO experience. That matters because building a cross-chain system involves much more than adding a “swap” button. Quotes, execution, settlement and liquidity access all have to work together. With Omniston handling that execution layer, TONCO can add cross-chain functionality without having to develop the entire system independently. There’s also a useful two way connection here. TONCO pools are already available on STON.fi, while TONCO now gives its users access to Omniston powered cross chain swaps. The biggest picture is what this means for TON DeFi. If more wallets, DEXs and applications can plug into shared liquidity and cross-chain infrastructure, users have fewer reasons to leave one interface just to complete another part of a transaction. That kind of connectivity can make the ecosystem feel much more like one market rather than a collection of isolated apps. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights# $GRAM $BTC