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- Trust Score30 of 100: low.Risk
- LiquidityOnly $ 75 in pools: you may not be able to sell.See the marketsRisk
- Admin rightsAn admin can still mint new tokens, diluting every holder, and change the token's settings.Caution
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About Staked TON
- Staked TON (bmTON) is the liquid staking token of bemo. The About Bemo section of the bemo v2 announcement on Analytics Insight describes bemo as a non-custodial liquid staking protocol in the TON ecosystem. Its contract address is EQCSxGZPHqa3TtnODgMan8CEM0jf6HpY-uon_NMeFgjKqkEY. When checking the token, compare this address with the one shown in your wallet or in the DEX pool. On Tonviewer, the same address shows a jetton named Bemo bmTON. bemo's developer documentation also uses this address in a code example for reading the TON-bmTON rate through the get_full_data method. On DYOR.io the token carries the Verified Token badge.
- Users stake Gram, the native coin of the TON network, in the bemo app and receive bmTON in return. The token stays in the user's own wallet and can be transferred, traded or used in DeFi while the staked coins keep earning rewards. bmTON grows in value rather than in number. The amount of tokens in a wallet stays the same, while the rate of each token in Gram rises as staking rewards accrue. After each validation round the smart contract sets that rate as total deposits plus staking rewards minus fees, divided by the number of tokens minted. Because of this, no external oracles are needed.
- bmTON can be unstaked at any time. After a cooldown of 36 to 72 hours, the user gets back the original deposit plus the accumulated rewards. According to bemo, the token is fully backed by the bemo stake pool, so inside the app it cannot fundamentally lose its link to the pool. The project adds that any gap in the market rate is an arbitrage opportunity, because unstaking is always open.
- bmTON is the liquid staking token that came with bemo's v2 upgrade. An announcement of the upgrade, published by Analytics Insight in April 2025, said that v2 introduces bmTON as the liquid staking token, replacing stTON, and that stTON would be phased out of the network once everyone is prepared. bemo's documentation now calls the older token stGRAM and says it is available only for holding and unstaking: new tokens can no longer be minted. Holders can unstake at any time after a cooldown of 36 to 72 hours. The docs name bmGRAM, the current name for bmTON in bemo's documentation, as bemo's actual liquid staking token.
- An announcement of bemo v2, published by Analytics Insight on 7 April 2025 with a British Virgin Islands dateline, says that, per the team, the release brings advanced DeFi integrations, more flexible staking and unstaking mechanics, real-time notifications, automatic gas calculation and a new token standard. Its sections also describe an on-chain balance feature, notifications on bmTON burns and deposits, and the handling of transfer errors. According to the announcement, v2 lets DeFi apps embed staking directly into their own protocols. The article attributes these changes to the bemo team.
- bmGRAM is the name bemo's documentation now uses for this token. The docs page that described bmTON presents it as a liquid token representing a share of the GRAM pool in bemo v2, and the underlying asset is called GRAM instead of TON. The same renaming appears on the "bmGRAM explained" page, yet its worked example still uses TON/bmTON. This suggests the change in the documentation is recent or only partly done.
- On 23 May 2023, CoinJournal reported that bemo launched what it called the first liquid staking protocol on TON, in partnership with DWF Labs, which the article describes as a digital assets market maker and Web3 investment firm. According to the report, DWF Labs was to be the first liquidity provider to stake TON. At the time, depositors received staked TON (stTON). Later, P2P announced that it validates for bemo's liquid staking on TON. P2P says its TON operations have more than 99.9% uptime and zero slashing events.
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