Ever wondered how your tokens can work for you while you sleep? On STON.fi, Farming isn’t just about locking tokens — it’s about putting your assets to work in a secure and transparent way.
Here’s why users trust farming on STON.fi:
✅ Simplicity: Designed for both beginners and advanced users.
✅ Transparency: Built on the TON blockchain, with clear rewards tracking.
✅ Real Yield: Rewards come from actual liquidity usage, not empty promises.
Farming here means you don’t just hold your tokens — you let them grow. Think of it as planting a seed : with time, patience, and the right soil (STON.fi), it turns into a stronger tree.
Closing (Human Touch): At the end of the day, farming is about more than APY percentages — it’s about creating sustainable growth for your assets while staying in control.
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Definition: A system where control and decision-making are handled by a single authority or organization.
Examples: Banks, Facebook, Governments.
Advantages:
Easier to manage and coordinate.
Can be more efficient when run by experts.
Disadvantages:
Single point of failure — if the central authority fails, the whole system is affected.
Risk of abuse of power.
2️⃣ Decentralization
Definition: A system where control and decision-making are distributed across multiple participants or nodes, without a central authority.
Examples: Bitcoin, Ethereum, IPFS.
Advantages:
No single point of failure — the system keeps running even if some parts fail.
Greater transparency — participants can verify actions.
More resistant to censorship.
Disadvantages:
Can be harder to coordinate.
May require more time to make decisions.
Key Differences
Feature Centralized Decentralized
Control Held by a single authority Distributed among participants Security Vulnerable if the central point fails More resilient to failures Transparency Limited Usually higher Censorship Easier to enforce Harder to enforce
Conclusion
Centralization means power is held in one place, while decentralization distributes power among many. Web3 is built on decentralization to protect data, empower users, and reduce reliance on powerful intermediaries.👇
From Web1 to Web3: The Internet’s Evolution Explained.
What is Web3? (Web1, Web2, Web3)
Web1: You could not write or publish anything – you could only read whatever was already written.
Web2: This brought improvement – you can now read and write, but you do not have ownership. Companies like Facebook and Google control your data.
Web3: This introduces a system that allows you to read, write, and own what you create. You have full control because it is built on blockchain technology, which is decentralized – meaning no single authority has control.