When you’re making a swap, the pool you happen to use isn’t always where the best execution is.

That becomes more relevant on TON as liquidity gets distributed across different DEXs and pool versions. Manually checking each one before every trade isn’t exactly practical.

Omniston is now expanding the sources it can compare, with support for DeDust CPMM v2 and Tonco v2 alongside its existing TON routes.

Instead of forcing users to figure out where the most suitable liquidity sits, the system can evaluate available routes in real time and select an execution path based on the swap.

The important part here isn’t simply adding two new pool versions. It’s giving the routing layer more options to work with.

For traders, broader coverage can mean fewer compromises when price or available liquidity differs between venues. And as more TON protocols introduce their own pools, having an aggregation layer that can compare them becomes increasingly useful.

This is the practical value of the update: more places to source liquidity without making the user manually search through them.

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