How Omniston Coordinates Cross-Chain Execution
Cross-chain swaps require more than moving tokens between blockchains they require coordinated pricing, liquidity, execution and settlement.
STON.fi’s Omniston addresses this through four key components:
1. RFQ: Requests executable quotes from participating liquidity providers called resolvers.
2. Liquidity: Resolvers compete to fulfill eligible swaps across supported networks.
3. Execution: Linked Hashed Timelock Contracts (HTLCs) establish conditions for cross-chain asset transfers.
4. Settlement: Assets are claimed when the required conditions are met with refund mechanisms available under specified conditions.
Omniston simplifies cross-chain execution for users and developers but liquidity limitations, smart-contract vulnerabilities and network disruptions remain risks.
Research the mechanism.
Verify the route.
Understand the risks before you transact.
Official docs: https://ston.fi/cross-chain-swap-from-ton-to-base
$GRAM $XRP
Cross-chain swaps require more than moving tokens between blockchains they require coordinated pricing, liquidity, execution and settlement.
STON.fi’s Omniston addresses this through four key components:
1. RFQ: Requests executable quotes from participating liquidity providers called resolvers.
2. Liquidity: Resolvers compete to fulfill eligible swaps across supported networks.
3. Execution: Linked Hashed Timelock Contracts (HTLCs) establish conditions for cross-chain asset transfers.
4. Settlement: Assets are claimed when the required conditions are met with refund mechanisms available under specified conditions.
Omniston simplifies cross-chain execution for users and developers but liquidity limitations, smart-contract vulnerabilities and network disruptions remain risks.
Research the mechanism.
Verify the route.
Understand the risks before you transact.
Official docs: https://ston.fi/cross-chain-swap-from-ton-to-base
$GRAM $XRP