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At the Paris Blockchain Week, Beincryptto sat Down with Andrey Fedorov, Director of Marketing and Director of Acting Business Development in Ston.fi, to deeply dive into the mission of the platform, the roadmap and wider opinions on the Challenge sector.
Andrey Fedorov has shared information on how Omniston, a liquidity aggregation protocol developed by Ston.fi, aims to simplify and rationalize access to decentralized liquidity through the Ton and beyond blockchain. It presents a unified integration point for DEFI applications, liquidity suppliers and users.
Omniston is a decentralized liquidity aggregation protocol which connects the DEFI applications to liquidity in ton. This protocol is designed for tone blockchain, which means that when users want to exchange tons -based tokens, Omniston finds the best offers. I would say that it is a protocol and not an exchange in itself, but it connects applications, for example, for certain exchanges, wallets, games, certain other applications that need to access liquidity. So there are users in these applications who wish to exchange and exchange tokens.
Usually, DEFI applications must find and integrate into various sources of liquidity – a process that takes time, complex and often expensive due to the work of integration involved. This is where Omniston enters. It’s like this plug-in point.
Thus, when a DEFI application connects to Omniston, it automatically has access to all these different sources of liquidity which are already connected. And this works in both directions – liquidity suppliers, market manufacturers and anyone with liquidity, they also have access to the user base of these applications.
And what’s cool is that anyone can connect to Omniston. If you have access to liquidity, whether on the chain (such as liquidity pools or chests) or the chain (like private funds), you can integrate via Omniston. This makes your liquidity available to all applications connected to Omniston.
Consequently, users benefit from deeper liquidity and liquidity suppliers can earn the yield by serving these users. We widely use the term “liquidity suppliers” – it includes market manufacturers and any other entity that can provide liquidity.
At present, Omniston focuses mainly on access – so we are not invoicing anything at this stage. The idea is really to conduct use. We want people to connect and start building with it. Liquidity suppliers can already make money, and the same goes for DEFI applications – they can rely on Omniston and create their own income models.
As for monetization on our side, we think it will come, but probably not in the traditional way of “payment”. We just launched about a month ago, so it’s still very early. Priority at the moment is adoption. We want to connect more applications, more liquidity suppliers on board. Once we have evolved, we will explore the monetization options – but that does not necessarily mean that we will start loading at all levels.
The Ston.fi team still finalizes the KPIs. We test everything live – it is a work product – so we have determined the figures as you go. But if I had to name a basic metric right now, it’s connectivity. We want to connect as many applications as possible and aggregate as much liquidity as possible. It is the northern star for us.
Looking at the roadmap, the next big step is the crossing. Omniston is currently running on the tone blockchain, but we have already built architecture for transversal features, and we actively test it. In the coming months, we will work on integration tests.
Of course, we do it step by step. The next channel will probably be a tron, then we will go to EVM ecosystems. But it will not be everything in one go – we are unfolding this gradually.
There are two reasons why we have chosen your. First of all, it is a technically strong blockchain. Second, it quickly became the indigenous telegram channel, which has a massive user base of more than a billion people.
Your helps us access these enormous markets. A technically strong blockchain and a huge market are a good fit. In addition, the Ecosystem Ton offers solid support and growing resources, making it a convincing platform on which to build.
I would also add that the ecosystem of your increased very quickly, with strong support from the Ton Foundation. In addition, with so many projects on the chain, they develop good documentation that shows use cases and so on. For developers who rely on tone, this means that they benefit not only from solid support, but also from the collective experience and the momentum of the wider community – which is incredibly precious.
First of all, I do not think that regulations are a limitation in itself. This is something that we closely monitor, and we take into account all regulatory developments as we grow.
I would say that Europe has made progress here because of the mica. Regulations in the United States are fragmented, but we still have to look at them closely. Our goal is to remain fully in conformity – and we consider this as necessary and inevitable.
Everyone talks about AI agents. The concept is definitely convincing and has a strong future potential, but the challenge is that there is not yet many cases of clear and practical use. What we have to do now is to find these good use cases, and currently, I would say there are not so much. This is the problem. But again, we have to look at this space closely.
From what I understand, AI agents are already used to assess if there is a balance on the market. It is interesting to use them for this specific test case, but it is only one. It is the most obvious.
There is certainly room to explore more impactful means to combine AI with crypto. It is an area that deserves to be studied closely, and even if we are still in the first stages, I do not see any fundamental limitation to hold us back.
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