I continue to examine the listed and highly interested projects.

StakeStone and its token $STO #Binance TR 💛👇🏻

The goal is to know what you are buying and to shape price predictions based on fundamental analysis..

I will try to explain the project's purpose directly with a case: you staked ETH somewhere but then a chance came up somewhere else, you can't enter because you are not liquid. This is the main case of StakeStone. You stake your ETH but in return, you receive stone. This token not only generates returns from that stake but also can be used in DeFi as you wish.

I explained it through $ETH but it is not limited to Ethereum only. Thanks to LayerZero, this stone token also works across different chains: Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Linea, Mantle, Manta… Wherever you go, it is carried with you. Like the omnichain logic.

On the $BTC side, there is sBTC, which collects different types of BTC in a single structure. There is also stoneBTC, which is its yield-bearing version. So you stake BTC, and in return, you get stoneBTC. They have a system called LiquidityPad. This facilitates liquidity attraction for newly launched chains. You move your cryptocurrencies there, and they incentivize you like a logic. Those who carry the liquidity win.

They also have a system called OPAP. Once you stake your token, the system calculates and directs you to where you can get the best return.

The investors of the project include names like Binance Labs, Polychain Capital, and Amber Group.

After the volume in the TRY Pair, I also did fundamental analysis on the review list.

StakeStone is the way to stake without killing liquidity. You have assets in hand but they are working at the same time. There is no chain selection, the omni structure carries it everywhere.

This is never investment advice; old followers know this is our fundamental analysis series, and we are trying to teach newcomers what it is...