What STON.fi is really building behind the swap interface.
Most people know @ston_fi as a place to swap tokens on TON.
But the bigger problem is fragmented liquidity.
Liquidity can exist across different pools and networks, making it harder for users and applications to find efficient routes between assets.
This is where Omniston becomes interesting.
Omniston is designed to connect liquidity, routing, and cross chain execution through a unified infrastructure layer.
Its architecture uses RFQ based execution, where resolvers provide executable quotes for swaps.
For cross chain swaps, HTLC based settlement can coordinate execution across networks, allowing the swap to complete according to predefined conditions or return the assets when those conditions are not met.
The important part is abstraction.
Users should not need to understand every liquidity source, routing decision, or settlement mechanism just to swap assets.
Developers should not need to rebuild the same cross chain infrastructure for every application.
That is the bigger direction behind Omniston.
Make fragmented liquidity easier to access while moving the complexity into the infrastructure layer.
The interface is simple.
The infrastructure underneath is where the interesting work happens.
@STONfi DEX
#STONfi #DeFi
Most people know @ston_fi as a place to swap tokens on TON.
But the bigger problem is fragmented liquidity.
Liquidity can exist across different pools and networks, making it harder for users and applications to find efficient routes between assets.
This is where Omniston becomes interesting.
Omniston is designed to connect liquidity, routing, and cross chain execution through a unified infrastructure layer.
Its architecture uses RFQ based execution, where resolvers provide executable quotes for swaps.
For cross chain swaps, HTLC based settlement can coordinate execution across networks, allowing the swap to complete according to predefined conditions or return the assets when those conditions are not met.
The important part is abstraction.
Users should not need to understand every liquidity source, routing decision, or settlement mechanism just to swap assets.
Developers should not need to rebuild the same cross chain infrastructure for every application.
That is the bigger direction behind Omniston.
Make fragmented liquidity easier to access while moving the complexity into the infrastructure layer.
The interface is simple.
The infrastructure underneath is where the interesting work happens.
@STONfi DEX
#STONfi #DeFi
