JetTon Boosted Farming Rewards on STON.fi

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There’s a new incentive model rolling out on STON.fi, and it’s worth a closer look not just for the rewards, but for the idea behind it.

Starting May 1, 2026, JetTon is introducing an enhanced farming program that connects two things most projects usually keep separate:

token burns and user rewards.

The Idea: Turning Burn Into Yield

For nearly two years, JetTon has been burning tokens generated from its ecosystem permanently removing them from circulation.

Now, that model is evolving.

Instead of burning everything,
50% to 100% of those tokens will be redirected into farming rewards.

So rather than value disappearing entirely…

It cycles back to users providing liquidity.

> The more tokens burned → the larger the potential reward pool.

Available Pools

You can participate through two main pairs:

JETTON / TON

JETTON / USDt

Each pool offers:

200,000 JETTON in monthly rewards

Continuous farming until December 31, 2026

No lock-up requirement for LP tokens

Flexible claiming withdraw rewards anytime

How to Earn

The flow is straightforward:

1. Provide liquidity → receive LP tokens automatically

2. Stake those LP tokens in the Pools tab

3. Earn rewards based on your share of the pool

The bigger your share, the larger your portion of the rewards.

Simple mechanics but tied to an interesting economic loop.

Why This Model Stands Out

Most projects treat burns and incentives separately:

Burns → reduce supply

Rewards → attract users

JetTon blends the two.

It creates a system where:

Ecosystem activity → generates tokens

Tokens → partially burned

Burn → feeds back into rewards

Rewards → attract more liquidity

It’s a circular design aimed at sustaining both scarcity and participation.

Important Notes

Reward rates can change over time

Pool performance depends on participation and market conditions

Always assess risks (impermanent loss, volatility, etc.)

This is not financial advice. Always do your own research.

Farming programs come and go.

But what’s interesting here isn’t just the rewards
it’s the mechanism behind them.

When incentives are tied to actual ecosystem activity,
they tend to feel less artificial… and more sustainable.

Happy farming.