Radar uses protocol TVL as the broad liquidity surface when direct pool reserve data is unavailable.
TAC Cross Chain Layer
TAC Cross Chain Layer is a messaging and custody layer connecting TON and TAC EVM, locking native TON assets and minting wrapped tokens for use in TAC miniapps
Radar is a read-only discovery layer. Wallet connections and transactions only happen after leaving for the external project site.
Radar estimate from public liquidity, chain footprint, protocol age, and recent movement when direct wallet counts are unavailable.
Radar turnover estimate built from liquidity plus category-aware activity assumptions.
Uses the latest daily move when available, then smooths from longer windows if needed.
Why Radar surfaced it
New
Bridge
+5.1% 1d TVL
$1.9M TVL
TON
Trending
Bridge
+5.1% 1d TVL
$1.9M TVL
TON
Filtered
Bridge
+5.1% 1d TVL
$1.9M TVL
TON
Protocol snapshot
- Categories: Bridge
- Primary chain: TON
- Chains: TON
- Audits: 0
- Surface method: Radar uses one comparable four-metric layout across tracked protocols.
- Liquidity source: Protocol TVL from the tracked DefiLlama protocol feed.
- 1d wallet method: Radar estimate from public liquidity, chain footprint, protocol age, and recent movement when direct wallet counts are unavailable.
- 1d volume method: Radar turnover estimate built from liquidity plus category-aware activity assumptions.
- Listed: Aug 28, 2025.
- Tracked categories: Bridge.
- Twitter: @tacbuild
- Radar tip: Compare this protocol against the filtered board before turning the score into a narrative.
Editorial
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