A tool has appeared in the $TON ecosystem that significantly expands the usual scope of DeFi. xStocks, tokenized versions of real market assets, are now available on STONfi. Essentially, it is now possible to interact with assets such as Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, and other large companies within the TON blockchain without leaving the network.
Each xStock is issued with the support of Backed Finance, and its value follows the price of the corresponding asset on the traditional market. At the same time, nothing is complicated for the user: no KYC, brokerage accounts, or separate platforms are required. If you already have a TON wallet, you can simply use xStocks just like any other tokens.
Previously, $TON was mainly associated with Telegram applications, game mechanics, and internal service tokens. With the advent of xStocks, STONfi is taking a step towards a more universal DeFi, where tools from classic markets appear alongside native assets, but with on-chain control and decentralization preserved.
To me, this looks less like a one-off feature and more like a change in the scale of the entire ecosystem. $TON is gradually ceasing to be an “internal environment” and is beginning to offer access to a broader financial context, while remaining simple and user-friendly.
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A tool has appeared in the $TON ecosystem that significantly expands the usual scope of DeFi. xStocks, tokenized versions of real market assets, are now available on STONfi. Essentially, it is now possible to interact with assets such as Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, and other large companies within the TON blockchain without leaving the network.
Each xStock is issued with the support of Backed Finance, and its value follows the price of the corresponding asset on the traditional market. At the same time, nothing is complicated for the user: no KYC, brokerage accounts, or separate platforms are required. If you already have a TON wallet, you can simply use xStocks just like any other tokens.
Previously, $TON was mainly associated with Telegram applications, game mechanics, and internal service tokens. With the advent of xStocks, STONfi is taking a step towards a more universal DeFi, where tools from classic markets appear alongside native assets, but with on-chain control and decentralization preserved.
To me, this looks less like a one-off feature and more like a change in the scale of the entire ecosystem. $TON is gradually ceasing to be an “internal environment” and is beginning to offer access to a broader financial context, while remaining simple and user-friendly.