Which cross-chain route actually gives you more at the destination?
A route showing a lower fee can still result in a smaller final amount.
Imagine 1,000 USDC → TON:
Route A
1,000 USDC → cross-chain swap → 990 USDT
Route B
1,000 USDC → bridge → USDC on TON → additional swap → 970 USDT
The difference isn't just the displayed fee.
When comparing routes, check:
• Destination amount
• Source and destination gas
• Protocol/provider costs
• Extra swaps
• Native vs. wrapped assets
• Final amount received
A useful rule:
True route cost = Amount sent − Final amount received
For $TON users, this matters because a cross-chain route can involve both a network change and an asset conversion.
STON.fi and Omniston provide a practical example of comparing the complete route instead of focusing on one fee.
Check the live quote and route details before confirming.
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A route showing a lower fee can still result in a smaller final amount.
Imagine 1,000 USDC → TON:
Route A
1,000 USDC → cross-chain swap → 990 USDT
Route B
1,000 USDC → bridge → USDC on TON → additional swap → 970 USDT
The difference isn't just the displayed fee.
When comparing routes, check:
• Destination amount
• Source and destination gas
• Protocol/provider costs
• Extra swaps
• Native vs. wrapped assets
• Final amount received
A useful rule:
True route cost = Amount sent − Final amount received
For $TON users, this matters because a cross-chain route can involve both a network change and an asset conversion.
STON.fi and Omniston provide a practical example of comparing the complete route instead of focusing on one fee.
Check the live quote and route details before confirming.
#ETH
@STONfi DEX
$BNB $ETH $BTC