$TAO is starting to look like the Bitcoin of AI. Up around 30%, from roughly $248 to $316 already.
With a 21M max supply and a decentralized AI marketplace behind it, I can see why the narrative is getting attention.
History doesn’t always repeat, but it definitely rhymes. And I’m starting to see a similar idea playing out with STONfi. Not in AI, but in liquidity.
With cross-chain swaps through Omniston, STONfi is basically creating a link between TON and other chains, making it easier for assets and liquidity to move across ecosystems.
Different sectors, different use cases, but the same bigger idea: connect the ecosystem instead of keeping everything in its own corner.
$BNB is having a very good rhythm right now. And you can already see some of that cash flow starting to spread down into the meme side of BNB Chain.
$MUBARAK moved from around the $42M zone to roughly $57M MC, even touching around $61.5M.
When the market starts moving like this, I always find myself looking beyond the coins that are already pumping. And lately, $STON has been picking my interest.
What I find interesting about STON is that it has more going on than just being the token behind a DEX.
STON is tied into the STON.fi ecosystem through staking, GEMSTON rewards and DAO voting power via ARKENSTON.
So while I’m watching the BNB memes catch some of that liquidity, $STON is one of those TON tokens I’m keeping on my radar too. Not saying it has to move tomorrow.
Just watching how the market rotates and which tokens start getting attention when liquidity begins spreading. #BNBMarketCapPassesBNYMellon
$AVAX is consolidating too. Honestly, it feels like today is just the consolidation day Price has been holding around the $10 area, and for now I’m not really seeing much that makes me think we’re going significantly lower from here. Let’s see how the chart plays out.
While checking what’s happening around $GRAM , I also noticed Omniston is now connected with MoonPay Trade.
Basically, this means wallets and apps using MoonPay’s trading infrastructure can now access TON assets through the same setup. I find these integrations interesting because it’s less about another flashy feature and more about quietly making TON liquidity available in more places.
Little by little, the infrastructure is becoming more connected.
$SUI got quite the pump recently and now seems to be consolidating.
Looking at the chart, it feels like we could see a little retracement from here, especially with price sitting around a resistance area for now.
Meanwhile, on the STONfi side, today is the last day to submit questions for the “Inside the Cross-Chain Flight” live session. If you’ve been wondering how the One Swap.
Across Chains campaign works or how the cross-chain swaps are actually put together, you can send in a question.
They’ll pick 10 questions for the live session, and the 3 best questions will each get 50 STON.
Might be worth dropping a question if there’s something about cross-chain swaps you’ve been curious about.
$LINK founder Sergey Nazarov says tokenizing equities could bring a lot more value onchain.
Speaking at a CFTC roundtable, he said financial markets and infrastructure need to move onchain at the same pace, or faster. The bigger picture is simple: more financial assets are moving onchain,
Interesting vote happening with $WLFI holders. The proposal would reward holders for taking part in governance, but there’s a catch: you’d need to lock your WLFI for at least 180 days and keep voting every 90 days to qualify.
So far, the vote is almost split down the middle 48.8% in favor vs 47.75% against.
The deadline is September 28, so I’ll be watching to see how this one plays out.
$LINK is seeing some steady ETF inflows lately. Spot Chainlink ETFs pulled in $2.62M over the past week, marking the fifth straight week of multi-million-dollar inflows since early August.
Nothing crazy, but the consistency is interesting. I’ll be watching to see if this trend continues and whether it starts showing up in $LINK price action. #LİNK
Just a reminder of where some of the money moved last week
Spot ETF flows were mixed:
$BTC: +$6.21M
$ETH: -$140M
$SOL : +$13.19M
$XRP : +$9.56M
ETH saw the biggest outflow, while BTC, SOL and XRP all recorded net inflows.
And speaking of money moving between different markets and ecosystems, there’s a good chance to learn more about how cross-chain swaps actually work.
Inside the Cross-Chain Flight: Your Questions, Our Answers
stonfi is hosting a live AMA on September 23 at 3:00 PM UTC, where the Dev team will answer questions about the One Swap. Across Chains campaign, how cross-chain swaps work, and how routes are built.
You can also submit a question before the AMA.
10 questions will be selected to answer live, and the authors of the 3 best questions will each get 50 STON.
There’ll also be a secret word during the AMA that can unlock extra campaign miles.
$ZEC just gave the market another crazy story. Garrett Jin reportedly closed his entire 38,000 ZEC short, taking a $35.44M loss, while still holding over 202K ZEC spot with around $221M in unrealized profit.
Capital can move fast in crypto. And when it does, the interesting question isn't only what are people buying?
It’s where is the liquidity sitting, and how easily can it move? So, welcome to the next stop in the cross-chain travel guide: Polygon.
Think of Polygon as a large crypto city built around the Ethereum ecosystem. It speaks the same EVM language, has its own liquidity and applications, and supports everything from DeFi and payments to prediction markets and RWAs.
The interesting part is what happens when you want to get there from another chain.
Instead of treating every network like a separate island, STONfi uses Omniston to help connect the route.
You choose the asset and destination, the system looks for available liquidity and a route, you review the quote and fees, then confirm. The complicated part happens underneath. Different chains. Different liquidity. One route. That's really what makes cross-chain infrastructure interesting.
Crypto really has some of the wildest backstories Apparently, Uniswap $UNI founder Hayden Adams said SBF bought Uniswap.com for seven figures just to troll the Uniswap team. Fast forward, and the Uniswap team eventually got the domain for free.
Imagine spending seven figures on a domain just to troll someone, only for them to end up with it anyway. Crypto is a serious industry, but sometimes the lore is better than the charts.
Tuesday → Weekly ADP Employment Change Wednesday → September S&P Manufacturing PMI + Services PMI Thursday → August New Home Sales Friday → August Durable Goods Orders
There are also 8 Fed speaker events lined up throughout the week. With oil markets still in focus, it could be an interesting week for both stocks and crypto.
$SUI is getting close to the $1 region, and it’s definitely one of those lower-cap alts I’ve been keeping on my radar lately.
$HBAR is another one I’ve been watching after breaking through a key level. Now I’m just curious to see if it can hold the move or if we get a retest.
And honestly, all this altcoin activity has me looking back at my $STON bag too.
I’ve been following STONfi for a while, and $STON is the DEX governance token for the ecosystem, with utility around governance and staking.
The price action has also started getting interesting, so I’m taking another look at it.
Not saying every breakout has to keep running, but when the market starts waking up, I like revisiting the projects I’ve been following before the noise gets too loud. #SUİ
Chainlink Reserve now holds nearly 6 million $LINK . The reserve reportedly contains around 5.96M LINK, worth roughly $74.2M as of September 20. That’s a pretty serious amount of LINK sitting in an onchain treasury.
It also got me thinking about something I’ve been paying more attention to in DeFi: TVL is important, but execution matters too. You can have billions of dollars sitting across different protocols, but if liquidity is fragmented or a swap comes with heavy price impact, that liquidity isn't necessarily easy to use.
That’s one reason I’ve been watching what STONfi is building around liquidity and execution.
With Omniston, the focus isn’t only on how much liquidity exists. It’s also about finding available liquidity across different sources and getting the swap executed efficiently across chains.
Because at the end of the day, I don't just want to know that liquidity is there. I want to know how well that liquidity can actually be used. #LINK
There’s a key level I’m watching on the $BTC weekly chart. If BTC can break and hold above that level, the next area I’d be watching is around $85K–$90K.
For now, I’m just waiting to see how price reacts at the level before making any move. #BTCBreaks80K
Alot is happening around $XRP it one of those must have token right now meanwhile I thought the “One Swap. Across Chains” campaign was mainly about cross-chain swaps. Turns out there’s more to it.
The campaign is now running partner missions where you can explore different TON projects, complete simple tasks, and come back to stack more miles.
The partner lineup is pretty interesting too: My Wallet, Gram Wallet, Mira, Getgems, SafePal and WenLong. So you’re not just doing swap missions over and over. You’re also getting to explore different parts of the $GRAM ecosystem while building your campaign progress.
And there’s another thing worth checking: Flight Deals refresh every week. Some rewards are only available for 7 days, so the lineup changes pretty quickly.
If you’re already taking part in the campaign, it might be worth checking the partner missions and this week’s Flight Deals. More missions = more miles. #XRPExchangeReservesHitSevenYearLow