How is token growth connected to liquidity pools?

On the most popular blockchains, the largest platforms are typically built as DEXs (decentralised exchanges). Almost all of them feature liquidity pools as part of their core functionality.
Liquidity pools are systems that enable swaps to take place. While not every blockchain has them, both the $SOL and $TON blockchains certainly do.

On the $TON blockchain, the leading DEX is STON fi , which hosts a wide variety of liquidity pools. It is known for its reliability, longevity, and strong user trust.
Which pool a user chooses to provide liquidity to depends on the amount of existing liquidity, the interest rate, and the relevance of the tokens involved.

Token relevance refers to tokens of projects that are still developing and hold future potential.
On the $TON blockchain, selecting a liquidity pool is something that should be approached seriously before committing assets.
Most of the time, STON fi offers high-quality liquidity pools, providing users with attractive conditions and freedom of choice.

When tokens increase in value, the returns from liquidity pools on STON fi tend to rise as well.
For example, two pools that have grown significantly over a short period of time are:

$UTYA / $TON – 55%

$LABR / $TON – 28%

For conducting token transactions on the $TON blockchain, liquidity pools on STON fi play a direct role in the process.
In fact, the platform has gathered a substantial amount of liquidity, making it one of the most effective places for decentralised trading on TON.