Uniswap v3 set the standard for concentrated liquidity, but its high gas costs and competitive execution environment limit who can participate. STONfi is bringing the same core mechanism to TON in Q1 2026, delivering full-range and custom-range CL pools with faster, cheaper, and more predictable execution thanks to the TON network’s architecture.

At its core, concentrated liquidity allows LPs to place capital only within the price ranges they believe matter most. This can increase capital efficiency by several thousand times compared to classic AMMs, and STONfi follows the same tick-spacing framework popularized by v3. The difference is the environment it runs on. TON’s sharded design keeps execution consistently cheap, with position adjustments costing less than $0.008, enabling strategies that would be economically impossible on Ethereum.

Each LP position is minted as a Jetton NFT, making it instantly composable with TON-native lending markets and automated strategy vaults. The async architecture also eliminates gas-priority races, meaning bots can’t jump ahead of user transactions during volatile moments, a common frustration on EVM chains.

Early testers are already experimenting with ultra-tight ranges, from 0.01 percent up to 10 percent, on pairs like TON/USDT, signaling that algorithmic strategies, institutional flow, and active market makers will play a larger role in TON’s liquidity landscape. As these tools roll out, TON won’t just catch up to the CL era, it may leapfrog into a more efficient version of it thanks to low fees, high throughput, and better execution guarantees.

Documentation goes live soon, offering a full look at how STONfi plans to onboard the next wave of active LPs.