TON ecosystem becomes the biggest dark horse, interactive tutorial of ecosystem projects
Although the overall market is weak and major altcoins have fallen back, the price of TON is very strong and is still above $7. With the recent outbreak of the TON chain game NOT, the TON ecosystem has attracted more and more attention, and TON has become the biggest dark horse. As of the time of writing, TON's market value has surpassed Dogecoin to rank eighth, and it is also the sixth largest public chain token by market value.
TON (The Open Network) is a fully decentralized Layer 1 blockchain designed by Telegram. It is known for its ultra-fast transaction speed, low fees, easy-to-use applications, and environmental protection. TON aims to become a Web3.0 network that includes decentralized storage, I2P network, instant payments, and highly usable decentralized applications. Telegram launched the project in 2019 but terminated it in June 2020. Since then, the network has continued to be supported by TON's open source community. Although it has been separated from Telegram, Telegram's billions of users are still the foundation of TON's success.
In general, the TON ecosystem has great potential, and the above ecological projects also have great participation value. Today, let’s take a look at how to participate in the TON ecosystem?
First of all, we need a Web3 wallet that supports the TON chain. Currently, the mainstream wallets are the built-in wallet of Telegram and a third-party wallet called Tonkeeper. The built-in wallet of Telegram can be accessed directly through Telegram, while Tonkeeper needs to be downloaded and installed. It also supports plug-in mode. Like most wallets, you need to save the mnemonic information. After having a wallet, we started to interact with projects in the TON ecosystem. At present, all major exchanges basically support TON withdrawals. You can purchase TON from the trading platform and withdraw it to your wallet.
Tonstakers is a TON blockchain liquidity staking protocol and a community of TON stakers. The rewards in the TON LSt protocol essentially come from validation rewards, but technically, at the pool level, it comes from interest payments on the funds that validators lend out for staking. In exchange for staking Toncoin using the TON LSt protocol, stakers receive a liquidity staking receipt token called Jetton Pool. This is similar to JTO on SOL. Everyone knows that the JTO airdrop made many people rich. Tonstakers is the leader in liquidity staking on TON, and it should not disappoint everyone.
The interaction is actually very simple. Go to the webpage app.tonstakers.com/ and click the wallet link in the upper right corner. Enter the amount you want to stake on the stake page, then click stake below and sign your wallet. After the stake is successful, we can see that the tsTON asset will appear below.
If you want to redeem the staked assets, enter the amount you want to redeem under Unstake, then click Unstake and sign to confirm.
BEMO, another liquidity staking project on the TON chain, can also interact in the same way. Link: app.bemo.finance/. Currently, BEMO can query points.
In Bemo, you can also trade the STON.Fi project.
After entering the link, first link the wallet in the upper right corner, then follow the steps below and enter the amount of liquidity you want to add. After entering the amount of TON, the amount of stTON will be automatically displayed, and finally click Add Liquidity below.
If the corresponding number of tokens is not enough, you can trade them in swap.
There are other ecological projects on TON. You can check them out on defillama. You can play freely. The more you interact, the greater the future benefits will be. You may not get what you want if you do it, but you will definitely get nothing if you don't do it.
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