Lately, I've been catching myself thinking about how DeFi is developing on the $TON network. Most new tokens appear very quickly, generating short-lived activity, forming liquidity pools, and offering high APRs. But after a few weeks, the picture often changes.

Over time, it becomes clear which projects and their tokens remain in demand within the ecosystem, and which are gradually losing user interest. This is usually clearly visible in activity in various areas. Take liquidity pools, for example. If trading volumes remain high, liquidity is maintained, and developers continue to work on the project, such pairs can exist for quite a long time, as has been demonstrated many times.

Interestingly, the easiest way to observe this is through the liquidity infrastructure. For example, through STONfi, you can quickly understand where the main activity of the $TON network is currently concentrated. Since most of all exchanges are made using this exchange, it is easy to track where and who is attracting the general attention of users.

Therefore, many who follow tokens, projects, or other initiatives, instead of following everything individually, choose places like STONfi for this purpose because only there can they keep track of emerging movements in a given situation.