Protecting Users From Bad Execution - The price can change The price you see before a swap isn't always the price you'll get. Markets move, and available liquidity can change while your transaction is being processed. - Slippage matters Slippage is the difference between the expected price and the actual execution price. Larger trades or pools with lower liquidity can create more price impact. - How @ston_fi helps On , you can see important details like price impact, slippage and available liquidity** before confirming a swap. This gives you a clearer idea of how your trade could execute instead of simply clicking swap and hoping for the best. And with **Omniston**, liquidity can be accessed from multiple sources for supported cross-chain swaps, giving the execution system more routes to work with. The idea is simple: Don't just look at the token price. Look at how your trade will actually execute. $HEMI $CYS