Tonstakers: Liquid Staking on TON

TON coins sitting in a wallet do nothing. Staking puts them to work, but it usually freezes your money for the length of a cycle. Tonstakers offers liquid staking instead: your share of the pool comes back to you as a separate token. 💰

The bot opens a mini app where you deposit TON and withdraw it again. The profile lists a single command, /stake, and everything else runs on buttons.

What liquid staking means

You deposit TON and receive tsTON, a token that reflects your share of the pool. The pool is a smart contract that hands the coins to validators, who confirm blocks on the network.

Rewards return to the pool roughly every 18 hours. You do not get new tokens. Instead, tsTON gradually becomes worth more TON: one tsTON equals one TON plus accumulated rewards.

Where the yield comes from

Validator rewards have two parts: transaction fees paid on the network and rewards for newly created blocks. A share of that goes to stakers.

The yield moves over time and depends on how many people stake and how validators perform. The bot description quotes an APR of up to 70%, which is an advertised ceiling. Check the live figure inside the app and do not budget around the maximum. 📊

Putting coins in and taking them out

1. Open the mini app through the bot and connect your TON wallet.
2. Deposit TON. Reviews mention a minimum of 1 TON, and you should keep a little extra for network fees.
3. Receive tsTON. The token shows up in your wallet.
4. Withdraw when you need to. A standard request is processed when the current cycle ends, about 18 hours later.

An instant swap from tsTON back to TON also exists through a separate liquidity reserve, as long as the reserve has funds.

What else tsTON can do

You can use the token in other DeFi services on the network. One example is adding it to a liquidity pool next to a stablecoin and earning a share of trading fees. That adds income and adds risk.

Every extra protocol is another smart contract that may contain a bug. Keep the setup simple until you understand the basic version. 🧩

How safe is it

According to reviews, the protocol code is open and was audited by an independent firm, and the service is non-custodial: coins stay under the control of a smart contract, not staff.

An audit lowers the chance of a bug but never removes it. Put in only an amount you can lose without real damage.

• Smart contract risk. A code bug or an exploit can cost you your funds.
• Price risk. Rewards are paid in TON, and the coin itself can fall by more than you earned.
• Liquidity risk. If the instant withdrawal reserve is empty, you wait for the cycle to end.
• Imitations. Open the app only from the official profile and never type a seed phrase anywhere but your own wallet.

Who it suits

It suits people who hold TON for the long run, dislike leaving it idle and do not want it locked. If you trade daily, the benefit shrinks because fees eat small amounts.

Before depositing a large sum, try a minimal one. Walk the whole path from deposit to withdrawal and make sure you understand every step. ✅