Swapping tokens on TON is becoming more efficient as STON.fi’s Omniston expands the number of liquidity sources it can evaluate.
Omniston now supports DeDust CPMM v2 and Tonco v2 pool contracts, giving its routing system access to additional liquidity across the TON ecosystem.
What does this mean for users?
When you make a swap the available price can vary between liquidity pools.
The difference depends on factors such as:
The token pair
Available liquidity
Pool conditions
Market activity
Slippage
Finding an efficient route manually can mean checking multiple sources.
Omniston is designed to handle that process automatically.
It aggregates liquidity sources and compares available routes in real time before selecting a route for the swap.
With DeDust v2 and Tonco v2 now supported there are more liquidity sources available for Omniston to consider.
Why liquidity aggregation matters
The most efficient swap route does not always come from the same pool.
One pool may offer better execution for a particular pair at one moment while another may become more competitive as liquidity and market conditions change.
A liquidity aggregator helps solve this fragmentation by bringing multiple sources into the routing process.
For users the workflow remains simple: enter the tokens, review the swap and execute.
The complexity of comparing liquidity sources happens behind the scenes.
What changes with the latest upgrade?
The key change is not a new interface or additional steps for users.
It is an expansion of the liquidity infrastructure available to Omniston.
By adding support for DeDust CPMM v2 and Tonco v2 pool contracts Omniston can evaluate a broader set of TON liquidity when determining swap routes.
This can help improve execution and reduce unnecessary slippage although the actual result will always depend on current liquidity and market conditions.
TON’s DeFi ecosystem contains liquidity across multiple protocols and pools.
As more liquidity sources become available, efficient routing becomes increasingly important.
Omniston’s role is to connect these fragmented liquidity sources and make the process of finding a suitable swap route more seamless for users.
The latest DeDust v2 and Tonco v2 integration moves that infrastructure another step forward.
The upgrade is live, so the next time you swap through STON.fi Omniston can automatically consider these additional liquidity sources as part of its routing process.
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