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ImranTjr

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Understanding AMMs: The Technology Behind Every STON.fi Swap Many people use decentralized exchanges without realizing how trades actually happen behind the scenes. Unlike traditional exchanges that rely on order books matching buyers and sellers, STON.fi uses an Automated Market Maker (AMM) model. Here’s the basic idea. Instead of waiting for someone to take the opposite side of your trade, users swap against liquidity pools supplied by other participants. Prices adjust automatically based on the ratio of assets inside those pools. This approach allows trading to continue around the clock without requiring market makers to manually place buy and sell orders. Liquidity providers contribute token pairs to these pools and may earn a share of trading fees generated by activity. However, participating also involves risks, including impermanent loss, so it’s important to understand how liquidity provision works before getting started. AMMs have become one of the innovations that made modern DeFi possible, and STON.fi applies this model to support decentralized trading on the TON blockchain. Have AMMs made decentralized trading easier than traditional order books, or do you still prefer conventional exchanges? @stonfi @ton_blockchain #TON
Understanding AMMs: The Technology Behind Every STON.fi Swap

Many people use decentralized exchanges without realizing how trades actually happen behind the scenes.

Unlike traditional exchanges that rely on order books matching buyers and sellers, STON.fi uses an Automated Market Maker (AMM) model.

Here’s the basic idea.

Instead of waiting for someone to take the opposite side of your trade, users swap against liquidity pools supplied by other participants. Prices adjust automatically based on the ratio of assets inside those pools.

This approach allows trading to continue around the clock without requiring market makers to manually place buy and sell orders.

Liquidity providers contribute token pairs to these pools and may earn a share of trading fees generated by activity. However, participating also involves risks, including impermanent loss, so it’s important to understand how liquidity provision works before getting started.

AMMs have become one of the innovations that made modern DeFi possible, and STON.fi applies this model to support decentralized trading on the TON blockchain.

Have AMMs made decentralized trading easier than traditional order books, or do you still prefer conventional exchanges?

@STONfi DEX @Ton Network #TON
Why Self-Custody Matters More Than Ever One of the biggest ideas behind cryptocurrency is ownership. But if your assets are held entirely by a centralized platform, are you really in full control? Self-custody allows users to keep control of their own private keys, meaning they,not a third party, authorize every transaction. While this also comes with the responsibility of protecting your wallet and recovery phrase, it aligns closely with the original vision of decentralized finance. STON.fi embraces this approach by enabling users to connect compatible TON wallets and trade directly through smart contracts. Your assets remain in your wallet until you decide to make a transaction, rather than being deposited into a centralized exchange account. This model offers greater transparency because transactions occur on-chain, where they can be verified publicly. It also reduces reliance on intermediaries for everyday trading activities. Of course, self-custody isn’t risk-free. Users should always verify official websites, avoid phishing attempts, and securely store their recovery phrases offline. As decentralized finance continues to grow, understanding the balance between freedom and responsibility will become increasingly important. Would you choose full ownership of your assets over the convenience of centralized custody? Why? @ton_blockchain @stonfi #TON
Why Self-Custody Matters More Than Ever

One of the biggest ideas behind cryptocurrency is ownership. But if your assets are held entirely by a centralized platform, are you really in full control?

Self-custody allows users to keep control of their own private keys, meaning they,not a third party, authorize every transaction. While this also comes with the responsibility of protecting your wallet and recovery phrase, it aligns closely with the original vision of decentralized finance.

STON.fi embraces this approach by enabling users to connect compatible TON wallets and trade directly through smart contracts. Your assets remain in your wallet until you decide to make a transaction, rather than being deposited into a centralized exchange account.

This model offers greater transparency because transactions occur on-chain, where they can be verified publicly. It also reduces reliance on intermediaries for everyday trading activities.

Of course, self-custody isn’t risk-free. Users should always verify official websites, avoid phishing attempts, and securely store their recovery phrases offline.

As decentralized finance continues to grow, understanding the balance between freedom and responsibility will become increasingly important.

Would you choose full ownership of your assets over the convenience of centralized custody? Why?

@Ton Network @STONfi DEX #TON
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Bearish
$NEAR just announced post-quantum cryptography support and the chart still can’t hold 1.540. $NEAR/USDT – SHORT Trade Plan: Entry: 1.540 – 1.560 SL: 1.640 TP1: 1.515 TP2: 1.480 TP3: 1.440 Why this setup? 1H SHORT bias confirmed. Price spiked to 1.631 on the quantum news then dumped straight to 1.515, nobody held the catalyst. Recovery attempts are capped under 1.560 with clear lower highs. Each bounce is weaker than the last and volume is fading on the green candles. Macro at -40% on 180 days tells you this is a relief bounce in a downtrend, not a reversal. Debate: Quantum cryptography is a real fundamental upgrade for $NEAR but price rejected 1.631 hard, do you trust the narrative and buy the dip or short the failed recovery under 1.560? Click here to Trade 👇 $NEAR {future}(NEARUSDT)
$NEAR just announced post-quantum cryptography support and the chart still can’t hold 1.540.

$NEAR /USDT – SHORT
Trade Plan:
Entry: 1.540 – 1.560
SL: 1.640
TP1: 1.515
TP2: 1.480
TP3: 1.440

Why this setup?
1H SHORT bias confirmed. Price spiked to 1.631 on the quantum news then dumped straight to 1.515, nobody held the catalyst. Recovery attempts are capped under 1.560 with clear lower highs. Each bounce is weaker than the last and volume is fading on the green candles. Macro at -40% on 180 days tells you this is a relief bounce in a downtrend, not a reversal.

Debate:
Quantum cryptography is a real fundamental upgrade for $NEAR but price rejected 1.631 hard, do you trust the narrative and buy the dip or short the failed recovery under 1.560?

Click here to Trade 👇
$NEAR
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Bearish
Suspicious activity flagged before the Robinhood listing and $SNX already told you which way it’s going. $SNX/USDT – SHORT Trade Plan: Entry: 0.3540 – 0.3560 SL: 0.3700 TP1: 0.3507 TP2: 0.3450 TP3: 0.3380 Why this setup? 1H SHORT bias active. Price pumped to 0.3687 on listing hype then got sold into immediately, that’s classic news-driven distribution. Every recovery since has been capped under 0.3560 with lower highs tightening. Volume dried up on the bounces but picked up on the drops. Macro at -55% on 180 days means there’s no real buyer base here, just traders chasing headlines. Debate: Robinhood listing news already priced in and dumped, do you short the dead cat here or wait for a confirmed break below 0.3507 before sizing in? Click here to Trade 👇 $SNX {future}(SNXUSDT)
Suspicious activity flagged before the Robinhood listing and $SNX already told you which way it’s going.

$SNX /USDT – SHORT
Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.3540 – 0.3560
SL: 0.3700
TP1: 0.3507
TP2: 0.3450
TP3: 0.3380

Why this setup?
1H SHORT bias active. Price pumped to 0.3687 on listing hype then got sold into immediately, that’s classic news-driven distribution. Every recovery since has been capped under 0.3560 with lower highs tightening. Volume dried up on the bounces but picked up on the drops. Macro at -55% on 180 days means there’s no real buyer base here, just traders chasing headlines.

Debate:
Robinhood listing news already priced in and dumped, do you short the dead cat here or wait for a confirmed break below 0.3507 before sizing in?

Click here to Trade 👇
$SNX
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Bearish
$ADA spiked to 0.2886 and gave it all back before most traders even noticed. $ADA/USDT – SHORT Trade Plan: Entry: 0.2771 – 0.2800 SL: 0.2900 TP1: 0.2710 TP2: 0.2650 TP3: 0.2580 Why this setup? 1H SHORT bias confirmed. Price pumped hard from 0.2710 to 0.2886 then rolled over immediately, no consolidation at the highs, just distribution. Every bounce since is getting capped lower. Compression at 0.2771 with shrinking candles means sellers are in control, not buyers. Macro is still -50% on 180 days, this bounce was borrowed time. Debate: $ADA is compressing right under resistance at 0.2800, do you short now with tight SL or wait for a failed retest of 0.2800 before entering? Click here to Trade 👇 $ADA
$ADA spiked to 0.2886 and gave it all back before most traders even noticed.

$ADA /USDT – SHORT
Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.2771 – 0.2800
SL: 0.2900
TP1: 0.2710
TP2: 0.2650
TP3: 0.2580

Why this setup?
1H SHORT bias confirmed. Price pumped hard from 0.2710 to 0.2886 then rolled over immediately, no consolidation at the highs, just distribution. Every bounce since is getting capped lower. Compression at 0.2771 with shrinking candles means sellers are in control, not buyers. Macro is still -50% on 180 days, this bounce was borrowed time.

Debate:
$ADA is compressing right under resistance at 0.2800, do you short now with tight SL or wait for a failed retest of 0.2800 before entering?

Click here to Trade 👇

$ADA
$ATOM just quietly built a base while everyone was chasing louder coins. $ATOM/USDT – LONG Trade Plan: Entry: 1.990 – 2.015 SL: 1.880 TP1: 2.050 TP2: 2.100 TP3: 2.150 Why this setup? 4H structure showing higher lows from 1.850, each dip is getting bought faster. Price pushed 2.050 and pulled back clean, no panic selling. Entry zone is tight against the 2.000 psychological level. ATR is moderate, momentum is building not fading. Osmosis governance news adds ecosystem attention without being a direct pump catalyst. Debate: $ATOM is forming higher lows on the 4H but macro is still -32% on 180 days,do you size in now or wait for a clean 4H close above 2.050 before entering? Click here to Trade 👇 $ATOM {future}(ATOMUSDT)
$ATOM just quietly built a base while everyone was chasing louder coins.

$ATOM /USDT – LONG
Trade Plan:
Entry: 1.990 – 2.015
SL: 1.880
TP1: 2.050
TP2: 2.100
TP3: 2.150

Why this setup?
4H structure showing higher lows from 1.850, each dip is getting bought faster. Price pushed 2.050 and pulled back clean, no panic selling. Entry zone is tight against the 2.000 psychological level. ATR is moderate, momentum is building not fading. Osmosis governance news adds ecosystem attention without being a direct pump catalyst.

Debate:
$ATOM is forming higher lows on the 4H but macro is still -32% on 180 days,do you size in now or wait for a clean 4H close above 2.050 before entering?

Click here to Trade 👇
$ATOM
$ZEC just pumped 70% in a week and most traders are still buying the narrative. $ZEC/USDT – SHORT Trade Plan: Entry: 568.00 – 575.00 SL: 622.00 TP1: 554.00 TP2: 530.00 TP3: 505.00 Why this setup? 4H SHORT bias confirmed. Price rejected 640 hard and hasn’t recovered, every bounce is getting sold immediately. Lower highs printing on both 1H and 4H. ATR is wide, momentum is clearly downward. The 70% weekly pump was the distribution phase, not the start of a trend. Debate: $ZEC is down 7% today but still up 37% on the week, do you short the dead cat bounce here or wait for a clean break below 554 first? Click here to Trade 👇 $ZEC {future}(ZECUSDT)
$ZEC just pumped 70% in a week and most traders are still buying the narrative.

$ZEC /USDT – SHORT
Trade Plan:
Entry: 568.00 – 575.00
SL: 622.00
TP1: 554.00
TP2: 530.00
TP3: 505.00

Why this setup?
4H SHORT bias confirmed. Price rejected 640 hard and hasn’t recovered, every bounce is getting sold immediately. Lower highs printing on both 1H and 4H. ATR is wide, momentum is clearly downward. The 70% weekly pump was the distribution phase, not the start of a trend.

Debate:
$ZEC is down 7% today but still up 37% on the week, do you short the dead cat bounce here or wait for a clean break below 554 first?

Click here to Trade 👇

$ZEC
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Bullish
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Bullish
Everyone’s watching BTC. Nobody’s looking at $JST right now, that’s the point. $JST /USDT – LONG Trade Plan: Entry: 0.08360 – 0.08400 SL: 0.08180 TP1: 0.08520 TP2: 0.08680 TP3: 0.08850 Why this setup? 4h sweep completed at 0.0820 with price snapping back immediately. RSI on 1H recovering with room to run. ATR is low but the recovery candles are clean. 271M tokens just got burned — less supply, same demand. Daily trend is range, not bearish — this is mean reversion, not a momentum play. Debate: 271M tokens burned and price already bouncing, do you trust the catalyst or wait for 0.0840 to confirm before sizing in? Click here to Trade 👇 $JST {spot}(JSTUSDT)
Everyone’s watching BTC. Nobody’s looking at $JST right now, that’s the point.
$JST /USDT – LONG

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.08360 – 0.08400
SL: 0.08180
TP1: 0.08520
TP2: 0.08680
TP3: 0.08850

Why this setup?
4h sweep completed at 0.0820 with price snapping back immediately. RSI on 1H recovering with room to run. ATR is low but the recovery candles are clean. 271M tokens just got burned — less supply, same demand. Daily trend is range, not bearish — this is
mean reversion, not a momentum play.

Debate:
271M tokens burned and price already bouncing, do you trust the catalyst or wait for 0.0840 to confirm before sizing in?

Click here to Trade 👇
$JST
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