LONG, an RWA liquidity and token issuance platform on Robinhood Chain, has partnered with on-chain spot exchange Rialto to address two issues on its platform: limited liquidity depth across trading pairs and a constrained range of supported stock offerings. Following the integration, Rialto now supports all trading pairs listed on LONG and has been built directly into LONG’s in-app trading system, giving users access to that liquidity layer inside the product. Rialto said it uses a proprietary PropAMM model alongside customized market contracts designed for larger stock-token trades, with the goal of reducing slippage. The platform was also described as one of the earliest teams on Robinhood Chain to enable scaled trading of stock tokens.

LONG co-founder Nate said the team is directing 25% to 50% of protocol fees into liquidity through a daily cycle designed to improve liquidity for LONG assets. In his post on X, he said the end state is for the protocol to hold more permanently locked equity liquidity that benefits the community and cannot be withdrawn by anyone. Nate added that, once the process has been validated, the mechanism will be expanded step by step to cover more fully diluted valuation, or FDV, ranges and additional assets. Progress will be published on the LONG dashboard. The statement outlines how the team plans to recycle part of protocol revenue back into market depth rather than leaving the fees idle. No further implementation timeline or asset list was disclosed in the post cited by Foresight.

Pavel Durov said TON transaction fees will fall 6x to 0.00039 TON within a week, roughly $0.0005 per transfer, and said most transactions may eventually become fee-free under the MTONGA upgrade plan.

The crypto market posted a mild rebound on April 4, with total capitalization at $2.38 trillion and edgeX leading gainers. Still, extreme fear persisted as Chainlink unlocked 19 million LINK, Leap Wallet announced a shutdown, and Russia advanced new wallet reporting rules.

LONG said activity in real-world assets, or RWA, on the Robinhood chain has been rising quickly, with the project taking a dominant share of that flow. According to the figures it disclosed, LONG made up 87% of all RWA activity on the chain over the past 24 hours, while its cumulative RWA trading volume has exceeded $48 million. The post also cited data from Adam_Tehc’s Robinhood launchpad dashboard, which showed LONG ranked third among all launchpads yesterday. At the same time, the value of tokenized stock assets locked in its pool had reached $1.3 million. The figures were presented by LONG in its own statement.

Pavel Durov said TON fees have dropped sixfold, with Telegram planning to become a major validator and launch a large infrastructure upgrade within 2–3 weeks. Governance and structural changes remain unclear.

TON blockchain upgrade reduces transaction confirmation to sub-second, with 6x block production increase. Catchain 2.0 launches April 10, enabling instant payments and smoother Mini Apps on Telegram. First step of MTONGA roadmap.

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