The appearance of Bitcoin and Ethereum on the $TON network is what takes the network to a whole new level, as there are currently not many networks that can boast such an opportunity. For the ecosystem, this is an indicator of maturity, as not every network is ready to provide stable liquidity to support such large assets.

cbBTC and WETH in TON maintain a 1:1 ratio to the underlying assets, making them full-fledged representatives of BTC and ETH within the network. But the key factor is not their presence itself, but how exactly they can be interacted with.

Exchanges and liquidity management take place through the already established STONfi architecture. Through liquidity aggregation and structured routing, access to BTC and ETH becomes part of the overall TON structure, rather than a separate, isolated direction. Assets of this global scale begin to operate within the local infrastructure without any loss of efficiency.

Omniston plays an additional role, distributing liquidity throughout the system. This allows connected applications to access cbBTC and WETH without having to build their own exchange mechanisms. As a result, BTC and ETH become a natural part of the $TON ecosystem, rather than an external addition.

This step speaks volumes: the network is now ready to serve not only internal tokens, but also the assets that underpin the entire crypto economy. And it is through stable protocols such as STONfi that this transition becomes possible and more than realistic.