It often starts quite simply. A user goes online to find an exchange in the $TON ecosystem or receives tokens from a game on Telegram. Such tokens are not yet available on centralized exchanges, so the logical next step is to search for a decentralized exchange. As a result, they quickly come across STONfi, make their first swap, and within a few minutes understand how everything works within the network.

Over time, STONfi ceases to be a one-time tool. People return to it when they need to exchange game tokens, view new assets, or simply figure out what is currently happening in the $TON ecosystem. Due to its simplicity and intuitive interface, the exchange fits organically into everyday use.

Because of this, most of the user journey gradually builds around STONfi. New tokens, applications, and activities within the network often lead here in one way or another. As a result, the exchange becomes not a separate service, but a familiar starting point for most actions in $TON.