What Happens When Multiple Resolvers Want the Same STONfi Order?
One interesting part of Omniston is what happens when multiple resolvers can fulfill the same order.
Instead of relying on just one source, the system can create competition between available liquidity providers.
MULTIPLE QUOTES
When an order is submitted, eligible resolvers can respond with quotes.
Each resolver can offer different pricing and execution terms based on the liquidity and routes available to them.
That means the same order can receive multiple competing quotes.
HOW THE BEST OPTION IS SELECTED
The quotes can then be compared to determine which option offers the most suitable execution.
Price matters, but execution isn't simply about choosing the biggest number. The route, available liquidity, and ability to complete the transaction also matter.
WHY COMPETITION MATTERS
Multiple resolvers create a more competitive environment.
If one resolver offers a weaker quote while another can provide better execution, the order has alternatives instead of being dependent on a single liquidity source.
This can help improve pricing and execution efficiency.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
Once the preferred quote is selected, the resolver handles the execution according to the order's conditions.
The goal is to move from quote discovery → selection → execution without forcing the user to manually compare every liquidity source.
MY TAKE
This is one of the interesting ideas behind Omniston.
Resolvers aren't just additional infrastructure. Their competition can become part of the mechanism for finding better execution.
More resolvers can mean more quotes, more competition, and potentially better outcomes for the same STONfi order.
$GRAM $XRP
#CPIWatch
One interesting part of Omniston is what happens when multiple resolvers can fulfill the same order.
Instead of relying on just one source, the system can create competition between available liquidity providers.
MULTIPLE QUOTES
When an order is submitted, eligible resolvers can respond with quotes.
Each resolver can offer different pricing and execution terms based on the liquidity and routes available to them.
That means the same order can receive multiple competing quotes.
HOW THE BEST OPTION IS SELECTED
The quotes can then be compared to determine which option offers the most suitable execution.
Price matters, but execution isn't simply about choosing the biggest number. The route, available liquidity, and ability to complete the transaction also matter.
WHY COMPETITION MATTERS
Multiple resolvers create a more competitive environment.
If one resolver offers a weaker quote while another can provide better execution, the order has alternatives instead of being dependent on a single liquidity source.
This can help improve pricing and execution efficiency.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
Once the preferred quote is selected, the resolver handles the execution according to the order's conditions.
The goal is to move from quote discovery → selection → execution without forcing the user to manually compare every liquidity source.
MY TAKE
This is one of the interesting ideas behind Omniston.
Resolvers aren't just additional infrastructure. Their competition can become part of the mechanism for finding better execution.
More resolvers can mean more quotes, more competition, and potentially better outcomes for the same STONfi order.
$GRAM $XRP
#CPIWatch
