Over time, working with DeFi on the $TON network, I have come up with a fairly simple strategy. Instead of keeping all liquidity in one pool, I try to distribute it among several types of pairs. This approach does not always give the maximum APR, but it allows me to be more relaxed about market volatility. I usually track and use all these pools through STONfi, as that is where most of the $TON ecosystem's liquidity is currently concentrated and new pairs appear regularly.

I usually place part of my liquidity in more stable pairs. As a rule, these are stable pools or pairs with minimal volatility. They do not always show the highest APR, but they allow you to preserve capital and get more predictable returns. For example, I often use the USDe/USDT pair.

The other part goes to pairs with $TON ecosystem tokens, which have been on the market for a long time and continue to show good activity. Such pools usually give a higher APR while remaining relatively stable. For example, the TONG/TON pool currently has an APR of 90%. The cool thing about this pool is that it has been around for a very long time and has consistently maintained a very high APR.

After taking these steps, you end up with a simple scheme: part of the liquidity acts as protection, while part shows high APRs, which together equal a very powerful tool.