🧩 Infrastructure only becomes visible when it starts failing
In quiet markets, every platform looks fine. But as activity ramps up, cracks appear fast sluggish execution, weak routing, clunky interfaces. That’s usually when users discover which systems were actually designed to handle scale.
STONfi is preparing for that phase by doubling down on core DEX performance within $TON . Instead of spreading thin across chains, it remains deeply embedded in a single ecosystem. Historically, this kind of focus translates into higher retention once volume accelerates.
Crypto cycles repeat this lesson often: the builders who stay quiet tend to benefit the longest and the most.
Do you allocate around infrastructure before stress tests arrive, or only after the load exposes the winners?
