Is a cross-chain quote a fixed number the moment you see it, or something still actively changing?
Testing Arbitrum USDC into TON USDT on STON.fi's cross-chain feature: 50 USDC entered, valued at $49.99, quoted against 49.90617 USDT, valued at $49.89, a -0.21% difference between the two sides. The rate displayed directly: 1 USDT approximately equal to 1.00187 USDC.
The Omniston line showed a specific live status: listening for updates. That's not a cosmetic detail. It means the quote wasn't frozen the instant an amount was entered, it stayed actively tracked until the moment of confirmation. This matters more for a cross-chain trade than a same network one, since conditions across two separate blockchains can both shift in the window between requesting a quote and executing it.
Worth flagging for anyone testing this specific route: Arbitrum's supported source assets on STON.fi currently include both USDC and USDT0, which are not the same token despite both originating from Arbitrum. Confirm which specific asset is actually selected before assuming a route behaves identically across both.
$TON continues to be worth watching for cross-chain quotes that stay live and accurate right up to confirmation, rather than presenting a stale number that no longer reflects real conditions by the time a user actually commits.
Ston.fi: https://ston.fi/
Cross-chain: https://app.ston.fi/swap
@STONfi DEX @Ton Network $GRAM
#TON #defi #Omniston
Testing Arbitrum USDC into TON USDT on STON.fi's cross-chain feature: 50 USDC entered, valued at $49.99, quoted against 49.90617 USDT, valued at $49.89, a -0.21% difference between the two sides. The rate displayed directly: 1 USDT approximately equal to 1.00187 USDC.
The Omniston line showed a specific live status: listening for updates. That's not a cosmetic detail. It means the quote wasn't frozen the instant an amount was entered, it stayed actively tracked until the moment of confirmation. This matters more for a cross-chain trade than a same network one, since conditions across two separate blockchains can both shift in the window between requesting a quote and executing it.
Worth flagging for anyone testing this specific route: Arbitrum's supported source assets on STON.fi currently include both USDC and USDT0, which are not the same token despite both originating from Arbitrum. Confirm which specific asset is actually selected before assuming a route behaves identically across both.
$TON continues to be worth watching for cross-chain quotes that stay live and accurate right up to confirmation, rather than presenting a stale number that no longer reflects real conditions by the time a user actually commits.
Ston.fi: https://ston.fi/
Cross-chain: https://app.ston.fi/swap
@STONfi DEX @Ton Network $GRAM
#TON #defi #Omniston
