The Open Network, a blockchain originally developed by Telegram, is now integrated with Dune Analytics, a platform for on-chain data exploration. 

This integration allows developers, analysts, and blockchain enthusiasts to access and study TON’s ecosystem activity through custom dashboards and visual tools. According to a press note shared with crypto.news, Dune’s integration provides insights into TON’s growing ecosystem, according to a press note shared with crypto.news.

TON (TON) is a Layer-1 blockchain designed for scalability and ease of use. It employs a sharding mechanism that divides the network into smaller parts to handle transactions efficiently. 

A Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism ensures network security while supporting a high volume of transactions. TON’s integration with Telegram also enables users to interact with blockchain features directly within the app.

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Dune Analytics can now analyze TON’s activity  

Dune’s integration offers insights into TON’s ecosystem, including applications like decentralized storage, financial tools, and games. TON Storage, for example, provides a decentralized alternative to cloud storage, while the STON.fi decentralized exchange leads the network in trading volumes and token availability.

STON.fi now has a dedicated dashboard on Dune, showcasing key metrics such as Total Value Locked and trading activity.

“By making our metrics more transparent and easier to explore, we’re helping everyone—from curious newcomers to seasoned pros—feel confident about the future of cross-chain DeFi,” said Martin Masser, Chief Business Development Officer at STON.fi.

With TON data available on Dune, users can analyze transaction patterns, wallet activity, and ecosystem growth. The integration also allows tracking of cross-chain activities, making it easier to understand how TON connects with other blockchain networks.

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