Dune, a platform for on-chain data research, has been merged with the Open Network, a blockchain first created by Telegram.
Through personalized dashboards and visual aids, this connection enables developers, researchers, and blockchain enthusiasts to view and examine TON’s ecosystem activity.
A press release claims that Dune’s integration offers information about TON’s expanding ecosystem. TON is a Layer-1 blockchain that is intended to be user-friendly and scalable.
To manage transactions effectively, it uses a sharding technology that splits the network into smaller sections.
A Proof-of-Stake consensus system supports a large number of transactions while maintaining network security.
Thanks to TON’s connection with Telegram, users can also engage with blockchain features within the app.
Dune can now analyze TON’s activity
The integration of Dune provides information on TON’s ecosystem, which includes games, financial tools, and decentralized storage.
For instance, the STON.fi decentralized exchange dominates the network in terms of trade volumes and token availability, while TON Storage offers a decentralized substitute for cloud storage.
On Dune, STON.fi now has a dedicated dashboard that displays important indicators like trade activity and Total Value Locked. Masser, Chief Business Development Officer at STON.fi:
By making our metrics more transparent and easier to explore, we’re helping everyone—from curious newcomers to seasoned pros—feel confident about the future of cross-chain DeFi”
Users can examine wallet activity, ecosystem growth, and transaction patterns using the TON data available on Dune.
The integration makes understanding how TON relates to other blockchain networks simpler, making it possible to track cross-chain activity.
