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Let’s Talk Telegram Projects
Telegram has become a breeding ground for all kinds of crypto projects lately—from bots and DeFi tools to full-blown ecosystems on TON. Some of it is truly next-level innovation… but let’s be real, it’s also where a lot of hype and low-effort launches live.
The good?
Fast-moving, super engaged communitiesSeamless onboarding via bots and mini-appsTON is shaping into a legit ecosystem
The bad?
Way too easy to spin up a “project” with zero substance
Lots of anonymous teams and little transparen
The good?
Fast-moving, super engaged communitiesSeamless onboarding via bots and mini-appsTON is shaping into a legit ecosystem
The bad?
Way too easy to spin up a “project” with zero substance
Lots of anonymous teams and little transparen
will need to listen to you more often
It took me 4 years in the crypto market to realize these things & you only need 2 minutes to read: 🤏
1. No matter the market condition, one thing stays the same: 8% of people will own 21 million Bitcoin.
2. Financial, capital, and risk management skills are 100 times more important than technical analysis or crypto research.
3. Earning while you sleep: There are many ways to make money in the crypto market without actively trading.
On average, #Bitcoin has increased more than 100% per year over the past 15 years. Yet, why do so few people make money? Because getting rich quickly is a common mentality. If you can't dedicate at least 4 hours a day to crypto, stick to Bitcoin and ETH—70% in BTC and 30% in $ETH
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Trust no one: Trust leads to hope, disappointment, and errors. Learn independently and take responsibility for your actions. This is how to gain automatic minting experience!
The ultimate goal of investing: Make life more meaningful. If crypto investing can achieve that, do it. If not, reconsider.
Crypto is now a financial market: Originally born from technology, it's now influenced by macroeconomics and connected to mainstream financial markets.
1. No matter the market condition, one thing stays the same: 8% of people will own 21 million Bitcoin.
2. Financial, capital, and risk management skills are 100 times more important than technical analysis or crypto research.
3. Earning while you sleep: There are many ways to make money in the crypto market without actively trading.
On average, #Bitcoin has increased more than 100% per year over the past 15 years. Yet, why do so few people make money? Because getting rich quickly is a common mentality. If you can't dedicate at least 4 hours a day to crypto, stick to Bitcoin and ETH—70% in BTC and 30% in $ETH
.
Trust no one: Trust leads to hope, disappointment, and errors. Learn independently and take responsibility for your actions. This is how to gain automatic minting experience!
The ultimate goal of investing: Make life more meaningful. If crypto investing can achieve that, do it. If not, reconsider.
Crypto is now a financial market: Originally born from technology, it's now influenced by macroeconomics and connected to mainstream financial markets.
DeFi Made Simple: My Experience with STON.fi and Omniston on the TON Blockchain
Hello guys my follow crypto enthusiast, Personally, I think STON.fi and Omniston represent a pretty exciting shift in how DeFi can be integrated more seamlessly into everyday platforms like Telegram. What really stands out is their focus on user experience, DeFi has always struggled with being a bit too technical or fragmented, and STON.fi seems to be addressing that directly by building on TON and making it almost invisible to the end user.
And Omniston’s liquidity aggregation is also a big dea
And Omniston’s liquidity aggregation is also a big dea
if you're just a DeFi enthusiast or investor, moves like this should be seen as green flags, STON.fi isn’t just building a product, they’re building trust.
STON.fi Launches $500,000 Bug Bounty Program to Strengthen DeFi Security on TON
Do you know that STON.fi has officially launched a $500,000 Bug Bounty Program. Focused on its v2 smart contracts, the initiative aims to reinforce the protocol’s defenses by engaging the global white-hat and developer communities.
You might be asking how or why those it matter well this is why it matters
Security in DeFi isn't optional, it's foundational. With the growing frequency of exploits, platforms that proactively address vulnerabilities are the ones that ultimately this is pearn user trust. STON.fi’s decision to open up its smart contracts to public scrutiny while attaching a substantial prize pool is more than a technical move, it's a cultural one. It signals openness, accountability, and a commitment to long-term resilience.
This is the bounty breakdown
Critical vulnerabilities: Up to $100,000High severity issues: Up to $20,000Medium severity concerns: Up to $5,000
The bounty program is being run through HackenProof and Certik, two of the most respected names in blockchain security. Both platforms provide proven frameworks for secure disclosure and bounty management, which further increases the integrity and credibility of the program.
One of the most commendable aspects of this initiative is the open-source nature of the v2 smart contracts. This transparency invites developers and security experts to dive deep into the code and contribute directly to the safety of the protocol.
Importantly, all testing must occur on the testnet—a key detail that ensures user funds remain completely safe while researchers work.
This are resources to help interested contributors
STON.fi
https://hackenproof.com/programs/ston-dot-fi-dex-smart-contracts-v2
https://skynet.certik.com/projects/ston-fi
To be honest, this is exactly the kind of move we need to see more of in the DeFi space. Too many protocols operate in a “launch-and-hope” mode when it comes to security. STON.fi’s proactive approach, especially on a network as promising yet relatively young as TON, sends a strong message.
Partnering with HackenProof and Certik adds major weight to the program. It also lowers the barrier of trust—auditors, ethical hackers, and developers know they’re dealing with a serious program. And by putting real money behind it ($500K isn’t a small sum), STON.fi is effectively saying, “If you find something important, we’ll pay you like it matters.”
It’s a rare balance of professionalism, transparency, and community focus—and it deserves recognition.
You might be asking how or why those it matter well this is why it matters
Security in DeFi isn't optional, it's foundational. With the growing frequency of exploits, platforms that proactively address vulnerabilities are the ones that ultimately this is pearn user trust. STON.fi’s decision to open up its smart contracts to public scrutiny while attaching a substantial prize pool is more than a technical move, it's a cultural one. It signals openness, accountability, and a commitment to long-term resilience.
This is the bounty breakdown
Critical vulnerabilities: Up to $100,000High severity issues: Up to $20,000Medium severity concerns: Up to $5,000
The bounty program is being run through HackenProof and Certik, two of the most respected names in blockchain security. Both platforms provide proven frameworks for secure disclosure and bounty management, which further increases the integrity and credibility of the program.
One of the most commendable aspects of this initiative is the open-source nature of the v2 smart contracts. This transparency invites developers and security experts to dive deep into the code and contribute directly to the safety of the protocol.
Importantly, all testing must occur on the testnet—a key detail that ensures user funds remain completely safe while researchers work.
This are resources to help interested contributors
STON.fi
https://hackenproof.com/programs/ston-dot-fi-dex-smart-contracts-v2
https://skynet.certik.com/projects/ston-fi
To be honest, this is exactly the kind of move we need to see more of in the DeFi space. Too many protocols operate in a “launch-and-hope” mode when it comes to security. STON.fi’s proactive approach, especially on a network as promising yet relatively young as TON, sends a strong message.
Partnering with HackenProof and Certik adds major weight to the program. It also lowers the barrier of trust—auditors, ethical hackers, and developers know they’re dealing with a serious program. And by putting real money behind it ($500K isn’t a small sum), STON.fi is effectively saying, “If you find something important, we’ll pay you like it matters.”
It’s a rare balance of professionalism, transparency, and community focus—and it deserves recognition.
If you’re a developer or security researcher, this is a great opportunity to contribute to a growing ecosystem while potentially earning significant rewards.
STON.fi Launches $500,000 Bug Bounty Program to Strengthen DeFi Security on TON
Do you know that STON.fi has officially launched a $500,000 Bug Bounty Program. Focused on its v2 smart contracts, the initiative aims to reinforce the protocol’s defenses by engaging the global white-hat and developer communities.
You might be asking how or why those it matter well this is why it matters
Security in DeFi isn't optional, it's foundational. With the growing frequency of exploits, platforms that proactively address vulnerabilities are the ones that ultimately this is pearn user trust. STON.fi’s decision to open up its smart contracts to public scrutiny while attaching a substantial prize pool is more than a technical move, it's a cultural one. It signals openness, accountability, and a commitment to long-term resilience.
This is the bounty breakdown
Critical vulnerabilities: Up to $100,000High severity issues: Up to $20,000Medium severity concerns: Up to $5,000
The bounty program is being run through HackenProof and Certik, two of the most respected names in blockchain security. Both platforms provide proven frameworks for secure disclosure and bounty management, which further increases the integrity and credibility of the program.
One of the most commendable aspects of this initiative is the open-source nature of the v2 smart contracts. This transparency invites developers and security experts to dive deep into the code and contribute directly to the safety of the protocol.
Importantly, all testing must occur on the testnet—a key detail that ensures user funds remain completely safe while researchers work.
This are resources to help interested contributors
STON.fi
https://hackenproof.com/programs/ston-dot-fi-dex-smart-contracts-v2
https://skynet.certik.com/projects/ston-fi
To be honest, this is exactly the kind of move we need to see more of in the DeFi space. Too many protocols operate in a “launch-and-hope” mode when it comes to security. STON.fi’s proactive approach, especially on a network as promising yet relatively young as TON, sends a strong message.
Partnering with HackenProof and Certik adds major weight to the program. It also lowers the barrier of trust—auditors, ethical hackers, and developers know they’re dealing with a serious program. And by putting real money behind it ($500K isn’t a small sum), STON.fi is effectively saying, “If you find something important, we’ll pay you like it matters.”
It’s a rare balance of professionalism, transparency, and community focus—and it deserves recognition.
You might be asking how or why those it matter well this is why it matters
Security in DeFi isn't optional, it's foundational. With the growing frequency of exploits, platforms that proactively address vulnerabilities are the ones that ultimately this is pearn user trust. STON.fi’s decision to open up its smart contracts to public scrutiny while attaching a substantial prize pool is more than a technical move, it's a cultural one. It signals openness, accountability, and a commitment to long-term resilience.
This is the bounty breakdown
Critical vulnerabilities: Up to $100,000High severity issues: Up to $20,000Medium severity concerns: Up to $5,000
The bounty program is being run through HackenProof and Certik, two of the most respected names in blockchain security. Both platforms provide proven frameworks for secure disclosure and bounty management, which further increases the integrity and credibility of the program.
One of the most commendable aspects of this initiative is the open-source nature of the v2 smart contracts. This transparency invites developers and security experts to dive deep into the code and contribute directly to the safety of the protocol.
Importantly, all testing must occur on the testnet—a key detail that ensures user funds remain completely safe while researchers work.
This are resources to help interested contributors
STON.fi
https://hackenproof.com/programs/ston-dot-fi-dex-smart-contracts-v2
https://skynet.certik.com/projects/ston-fi
To be honest, this is exactly the kind of move we need to see more of in the DeFi space. Too many protocols operate in a “launch-and-hope” mode when it comes to security. STON.fi’s proactive approach, especially on a network as promising yet relatively young as TON, sends a strong message.
Partnering with HackenProof and Certik adds major weight to the program. It also lowers the barrier of trust—auditors, ethical hackers, and developers know they’re dealing with a serious program. And by putting real money behind it ($500K isn’t a small sum), STON.fi is effectively saying, “If you find something important, we’ll pay you like it matters.”
It’s a rare balance of professionalism, transparency, and community focus—and it deserves recognition.
STON.fi Launches $500,000 Bug Bounty Program to Strengthen DeFi Security on TON
Do you know that STON.fi has officially launched a $500,000 Bug Bounty Program. Focused on its v2 smart contracts, the initiative aims to reinforce the protocol’s defenses by engaging the global white-hat and developer communities.
You might be asking how or why those it matter well this is why it matters
Security in DeFi isn't optional, it's foundational. With the growing frequency of exploits, platforms that proactively address vulnerabilities are the ones that ultimately this is pearn user t
You might be asking how or why those it matter well this is why it matters
Security in DeFi isn't optional, it's foundational. With the growing frequency of exploits, platforms that proactively address vulnerabilities are the ones that ultimately this is pearn user t
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