# Omniston

Escrow Swaps 101 on STONfi
STONfi’s escrow swaps on Omniston combine public AMM pools with private resolver liquidity to provide better pricing and deeper execution. The process begins when Omniston requests quotes from both public pools and private liquidity sources. The best quote is selected, and an escrow contract locks the funds until trade conditions are met.
Execution is atomic, meaning the swap either completes fully or reverts entirely. This ensures security, removes counterparty risk, and prevents manipulation. No custodian is involved, and users retain control of their assets at all

Noticed something about #Omniston 🤔
Unlike typical #DEXs that rely on wrapped tokens or bridges,Omniston by stonfi enables native crosschain swaps.
This means assets move directly between chains without intermediaries.
It’s fast, secure and completely decentralized, giving the true meaning of what interoperability in #DeFi really means.

stonfi uses the #Omniston liquidity aggregator,which automatically routes trades across multiple #DEXs and liquidity sources on $TON to find the best possible price and minimize slippage.
As the leading #DEX on #TON , STONfi's deep liquidity pools ensure large trades have minimal price impact,consistently delivering low slippage.
Specialized pool designs,like Weighted Stable Swaps (WSS),are deployed for correlated assets (e.g., tsTON/TON) to provide ultra-low slippage by maintaining tight price curves.

#Omniston is stonfi decentralized liquidity aggregator that smart routes your swaps across multiple sources to ensure you always get the optimal price and minimal slippage.
It's the engine unifying $TON 's #DeFi

STONfi’s new Omniston widget makes adding swaps to $TON apps effortless. With a simple plug-in, developers get instant access to aggregated liquidity across AMM pools and escrow-based OTC routes, ensuring users always receive the best prices without dealing with fragmented liquidity.
The widget works seamlessly across browsers, Telegram Mini Apps, and dashboards. It is fully customizable, from UI to slippage settings and swap parameters, while adaptive routing intelligently executes trades using both public pools and private liquidity.
Omniston removes the complexity of DeFi integration, helpi

Before Omniston, swapping TON into smaller Jettons often meant 2 percent or higher slippage and frequent failed transactions. STONfi solved this by unifying liquidity from more than fifty TON assets into a single vault where every token routes internally. The result is deeper liquidity, near-zero slippage, and almost perfect execution.
On-chain metrics confirm the shift. Omniston now handles about 75 percent of all TON DEX trading volume, up from 40 percent before launch. Average price impact has dropped by roughly 85 percent because swaps no longer depend on isolated pools.
TON’s sharded arch

Liquidity is the lifeblood of all DeFi, as it powers nearly everything: liquidity pools, swaps, and more. Like any resource, liquidity is limited, so various DEXs must address the issue of liquidity shortages.
Why is liquidity so important?
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When you make a swap, you put one token and take another from a liquidity pool. However, there’s a concept called slippage, which can result in you receiving a smaller amount of tokens than you put in. The more liquidity there is, the less slippage occurs, and thus, the more tokens you get from the swap. In other words, the swap r

I recently faced such a problem that when trying to swap a token one for another (I was swapping tokens in #TON blockchain, #USDT for #PX ), the price impact was high and I was not able to do it with low slippage, which made the exchange rate not quite favorable.
I later realized it was due to lack of liquidity in the liquidity pool on the DEX where I was trying to do this. I tried a bunch of different platforms looking for the place with the most liquidity and wondered “why can't I just combine all these DEXs into one and get virtually zero slippage?”.
Turns out you can, and all DEXs have a