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Good night Builders 💙 + Omniston: Making TON More Accessible to EVM Apps This update caught my attention because it is not simply about adding another swap route. has released an open-source example showing how a Telegram Mini App can let TON users interact with EVM-based applications while Omniston handles the cross-chain part behind the scenes. Here’s the flow: TON wallet → Telegram Mini App → Omniston → EVM network The user connects their TON wallet through TonConnect. An EVM wallet can be created behind the scenes, while Omniston handles the cross-chain execution. The example uses TON USDT → Arbitrum USDT0. That means the user doesn't necessarily need to manually: • Find a bridge • Move assets between networks • Set up an EVM wallet separately • Figure out the cross-chain route themselves Why the open-source example matters The bigger part of this update is that @ston_fi isn't only showing that the technology works. It's packaging the approach into a reusable example for developers. That means an EVM-native protocol doesn't necessarily have to become a TON-native project just to make its product accessible to $TON users. The update gives builders a clearer path: Build your EVM product → integrate the example/infrastructure → let TON users access it through Telegram. There are already examples of this model: Polymarket: TON users can deposit $USDT and access Polymarket markets without manually bridging to Polygon. WenLong: TON users can deposit from TON and access Hyperliquid on Arbitrum, with the cross-chain process handled behind the scenes. The bigger picture This is where composability becomes interesting. TON doesn't need every EVM application to rebuild itself specifically for TON. Instead, infrastructure can act as the connection between the ecosystems. TON provides the user's starting point. Telegram provides the application environment. EVM protocols provide the destination experiences. Omniston handles the cross-chain execution layer. And because the example is open source, developers can study how the pieces fit together and adapt the approach to their own products. That could make it easier for more EVM-native applications to reach $TON users without forcing users to understand all the complexity happening underneath. **The goal isn't to make users learn more bridges and wallets. It's to make the technology underneath the experience do more of the work. 🔗 Open-source example: [ Omniston GitHub repository](