#jetton

Jetton

Jeton or jetton depicting Mars and Venus, and Pygmalion. Hans Krauwinckel II, c1580s. Nuremburg.

According to Greek myth, Pygmalion (King of Cyprus) carved an ivory statue of a woman, later brought to life by Aphrodite. Called Galatea, he married her and they had 1 or 2 children depending on the version of the tale.

Nuremberg jeton of Louis XIV depicting the king and a classical goddess riding a chariot, with the latin text "Late Cuncta Profundit", late 17th century.

A new farming structure is coming to STON.fi, and what makes it particularly interesting is the way the rewards are designed. Instead of using a simple fixed incentive model where rewards are distributed independently of ecosystem performance, this new structure connects farming rewards directly to activity inside the JetTon ecosystem.

This is an important shift because it changes the relationship between token burning, ecosystem usage, and liquidity provider incentives. Rather than letting ecosystem-generated value disappear entirely from circulation, part of that value is now being redirected back to the community in the form of farming rewards.

What JetTon Is Doing

Starting May 1, 2026, JetTon — a GameFi ecosystem built on TON — will begin offering boosted farming rewards for its liquidity pools on STON.fi.

JetTon has spent nearly two years consistently burning tokens generated from its products and ecosystem activity. In a normal token-burning process, those tokens are permanently removed from circulation. That often helps reduce supply, but the value created by that activity does not return directly to users who support the ecosystem.

JetTon’s new structure changes that dynamic.

Under this model, between 50% and 100% of the burned amount will be redirected back into the farming pools as rewards for liquidity providers. In other words, a significant portion of the value created by ecosystem activity will now be recycled into incentives for those supporting liquidity on STON.fi.

Why This Model Stands Out

What makes this model different is that it is not static.

Many farming programs rely on a fixed reward budget that remains unchanged regardless of how much real usage or demand a project generates. That can make reward systems feel disconnected from the actual strength of the ecosystem.

JetTon’s approach is more activity-based. The logic is simple:

the JetTon ecosystem generates activity,

that activity creates tokens,

those tokens are burned,

and a portion of the burned amount is redirected into farming rewards.

This means the reward system becomes tied to the actual growth and usage of the ecosystem. The more active JetTon becomes, the more tokens are burned, and the more value can flow back into farming pools.

That creates a model that is more dynamic than a standard fixed-emission structure. Instead of farming rewards existing in isolation, they become linked to how well the ecosystem performs overall.

The Current Farming Structure

The farming setup has several clear features:

Monthly rewards: 200,000 JETTON per pool

Farming period: active through December 31, 2026

LP lock-up: none

Rewards claimable: at any time

This structure gives liquidity providers a flexible environment. Since there is no lock-up period, participants are not forced to commit their assets for a set duration. That can be attractive for users who want exposure to farming rewards without losing flexibility over their capital.

At the same time, the reward availability is simple and accessible. Users can claim rewards whenever they choose, which adds convenience and makes the system easier to manage.

How Liquidity Providers Participate

The process is straightforward.

Once a user adds liquidity to a supported pool, LP tokens are issued automatically. These tokens represent the user’s share of the pool. After that, the LP tokens can be staked through the Pools section on STON.fi to begin earning rewards.

Reward distribution is proportional, meaning each participant earns based on their share of the farming pool. This makes the system transparent and easy to understand: the more liquidity a participant provides relative to others in the pool, the larger their portion of the rewards.

Why This Matters for the Ecosystem

This new structure is interesting not just because it offers incentives, but because it reflects a broader shift in how token-based ecosystems can be designed.

By linking farming rewards to ecosystem burns, JetTon is creating a model where user activity has a more direct relationship with liquidity incentives. That can be valuable for several reasons.

First, it encourages stronger alignment between the project and its community. Users who contribute to liquidity are not just receiving rewards from a disconnected pool of emissions. They are participating in a system where rewards are tied to actual ecosystem output.

Second, it introduces a more responsive incentive mechanism. If ecosystem activity increases, the amount of burned tokens increases as well, which may lead to stronger farming rewards. That gives the model a more organic feel compared with a fixed reward schedule.

Third, it may help make the farming program more understandable from a long-term perspective. When rewards are connected to ecosystem usage, participants can better see how the broader product activity influences the farming environment.

What Liquidity Providers Should Keep in Mind

Even though the structure has appealing features, it is still important to understand the usual risks that come with liquidity provision and farming.

Token volatility can affect the value of both the assets deposited and the rewards earned. Pool composition also matters, since different pools may carry different levels of risk and price behavior. In addition, reward mechanics should always be reviewed carefully so participants know how distribution works and what conditions may affect their returns.

The absence of a lock-up period adds flexibility, but it does not remove the need for caution. As with any farming opportunity, users should understand the structure before participating.

Final Thoughts

JetTon’s farming model on STON.fi stands out because it connects rewards to real ecosystem activity rather than treating them as an isolated incentive program. By redirecting a portion of burned tokens back into farming pools, JetTon is turning ecosystem usage into a more direct source of value for liquidity providers.

With 200,000 JETTON per pool each month, no lock-up, and a farming period running through December 31, 2026, the structure offers both flexibility and a more dynamic reward design. For users who follow TON-based ecosystems, it is a model worth watching closely.

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