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$SOPH has been one of the top runners today Got my eyes on the chart to see if this momentum can hold. $USELESS is also still on my radar honestly, I’m starting to wonder if this is one of those early moves that people only recognize later. Reminds me a bit of how $PEPE started getting attention before the bigger move came. Meanwhile, if you’re looking for some DeFi activity on TON, here are a few STON.fi farms I’m watching this week: 🔥 USD₮/JETTON — ~93% APR 🔥 GRAM/JETTON — ~54% APR 🔥 STON/USD₮ — ~14% APR ⚡ STON/USD₮ Boost Farm — ~27% APR Obviously, APRs move and high APR doesn’t mean guaranteed returns. The token price, liquidity and impermanent-loss risk still matter. Still, it’s interesting seeing the trading side and DeFi side of TON picking up at the same time. $SOPH, $USELESS and TON farms on the watchlist

$USELESS just got a new listing and it’s already going parabolic Good to see some fresh momentum in the market, especially with bigger names like $BNB also starting to pick up. But there’s something interesting happening on the STONfi side too. DeDust v2 and Tonco v2 pools have now joined Omniston At first, this might sound like just another integration, but the bigger picture is liquidity. TON has multiple DEXs and liquidity pools, and that liquidity can be spread across different places. So when you want to swap, the best route isn't always sitting in the pool you happen to be looking at. With DeDust v2 and Tonco v2 now included, Omniston has more liquidity sources to compare when routing swaps on TON. Instead of manually checking different pools and trying to figure out where you might get the better execution, the system can compare available routes in real time and select an efficient path. For the average user, you probably won't even notice the infrastructure doing its job. You just select what you want to swap, check the quote, and confirm. But underneath that simple experience, more liquidity sources are being connected. And honestly, that’s the part I find interesting. More connected liquidity → more routing options → potentially better execution. TON DeFi keeps getting more interconnected, and this is another small step in that direction. $USELESS pumping, $BNB gaining momentum, and TON liquidity quietly getting deeper.

$PI seems to be picking up again and making a move back toward $0.3 Let’s see how this plays out. I’ve also been keeping an eye on $PONS on the STON.fi side. The activity around some of these TON assets has been getting more interesting lately. And there’s another milestone worth mentioning: Omniston just passed $3M+ in all-time cross-chain swap volume.** For me, the interesting part isn't just the $3M number. It shows that people are actually starting to use cross-chain liquidity rather than keeping their activity locked to one network. That’s one of the bigger problems DeFi still has liquidity is spread across different ecosystems, and moving between them can sometimes feel like a chore. STON.fi has been building toward making that experience simpler through Omniston, and seeing the volume start to build is a good sign. Still early, but definitely something I’ll be watching as cross-chain activity grows. $PI, $PONS and cross-chain liquidity… lots to keep an eye on #Altcoin Season#

$XRP is officially hitting The Swamp Ripple has signed a multi-year partnership with the University of Florida, putting the XRP logo on the field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. The deal also includes support for financial and technology education across the university. Seeing XRP move into major college sports like this is an interesting step toward mainstream visibility. #Altcoin Season# $SOL

This is what the trenches have been looking like lately 👀 $PONS has been one of the names catching my attention, and I’ve been trying to get in on this trend as the meme market heats up again. Definitely don’t want to be watching from the sidelines this time. $ZEC

I’ve been trying to get more involved with memes now that the trenches are heating up again. I missed some good runs like MARSCOIN and $PONS , and I don’t want to stay on the sidelines this time. So I’m keeping it simple and building my alt portfolio around names like $WIF, $USELESS , and $SOL. There’s clearly a lot of momentum in the meme side of the market right now. I’m just looking for the setups where I think there’s still room for a bigger move.

$USELESS is sitting at a key support zone right now, and the sentiment still looks positive from here. If buyers continue to defend this area, I think a move toward the **$0.30 zone** is possible. The token has already seen strong momentum recently, with heavy trading activity and derivatives volume driving volatility. On the other hand, $PUMP is also getting close to an important support level, but this setup feels a bit different. If support fails to hold, we could see more downside before the next meaningful bounce. For now, it’s all about letting price action confirm the move rather than forcing a trade. 👀

$ZEC is looking strong and $1,200 is starting to look like a realistic next target. The price action and sentiment are both supporting the move right now. ZEC recently pushed above $1,000, so I’m watching how it handles the next leg. $XRP seems to be picking up some of that positive sentiment too. Altcoins are starting to wake up

This week is all about $USELESS for me so far. The momentum on this token has been massive. I’ve also noticed $MARSCOIN starting to get some attention. It’s been on a strong up-only move lately, so I’m keeping an eye on it too. Let’s see what this week brings for both tokens.

$GOOGL looks primed for another good move higher. Price is currently sitting at an interesting level after the recent pullback. I’m watching to see if it can build momentum from here. Let’s see how this plays out. $HBAR

$USELESS just got a sharp rejection. Looks like some shorts got taken out, and now price is pushing back up again. A key zone is being tested once more. If it breaks and holds this time, things could get interesting. I’m watching the next move closely. $SOL

interesting.... $META $621-ish is the next key level, where the 200-DMA sits. For that move to happen, I’d like to see price hold above the 50-DMA and, more importantly, the $600 psychological level. HODL $SOL

Bitcoin spot ETFs pulled in $3.5B in August, their biggest monthly inflow since July 2025. Institutional demand is clearly picking up again. Feels like the attention is slowly shifting back toward Bitcoin. $BTC $HYPE #bitcoin

For $XRP , this is generally positive for supply. Ripple released **1B XRP** from escrow but locked 700M XRP back, leaving about 300M XRP available. That means less of the unlocked supply is immediately entering the market, which can reduce potential selling pressure. It doesn’t guarantee an XRP pump, but **from a supply perspective, it’s a good development to watch. #Ripple $HYPE

This is definitely worth watching Another $11.8M worth of $HYPE was just accumulated by a whale today, bringing even more buying pressure into the market. While price action can move either way, the fact that whales are still accumulating at these levels is a pretty interesting bullish signal. Something to keep an eye on. $CRV

$USELESS seems to be setting up for an alt move right now. The chart looks solid, and I’m just waiting for another pullback to find a better entry. I’ve also noticed several big names on X turning bullish on the coin, so the sentiment around USELESS is definitely heating up. Good thing $SOL have start making moves too

$USELESS is sitting at an interesting level right now. I’m waiting to see if we get a breakout, with **$0.074** as the zone I’m watching next. The setup looks promising to me, but I’ll let the price action confirm it before making a move. $HEMI

$ZORA is looking pretty good here. I’ve marked out a few levels, and I’m watching that resistance area where we’ve seen the most rejection. If ZORA breaks through with conviction, we could get another move higher. But if it gets rejected there again, that could be the signal I’m looking for to consider a short. For now, I’m just letting the price action confirm the setup rather than forcing a trade. $XRP

Saylor buying the Bitcoin dip. $BTC Tom Lee’s BitMine buying the Ethereum dip. $ETH Me watching the dip with zero funds left #Altcoin Season#

$XRP and $HYPE have also been picking back up after yesterday’s pullback, so I’m watching to see if the strength continues. But price action aside, something else I’ve been paying attention to in DeFi is **how much complexity users actually have to deal with. Moving assets across chains can mean switching networks, finding liquidity, comparing routes and figuring out the right bridge. Ideally, users shouldn't have to think about all of that. That's where @ston_fi Omniston becomes interesting. For supported cross-chain swaps, it can bring together liquidity from different sources and help find a route for the trade while the complicated execution happens underneath. The experience becomes much simpler: Choose what you have → choose what you want → the infrastructure handles the route. That's what I think good DeFi infrastructure should look like. Not adding more steps for users, but **removing the unnecessary ones. The technology underneath can be complicated. The experience shouldn't be. #Altcoin Season#