How do liquidity pools work on the blockchain?

Using CEX instead of DEX does not reveal the full potential of decentralised exchanges.
The use of CEX by users has limitations, while DEX gives users the right to choose from a wide range of offers. For example, different platforms, different blockchains that offer staking, liquidity pools or other opportunities.

When it comes to the $TON blockchain, there are many liquidity pools, but not many staking opportunities and reliable platforms for swaps.
Liquidity pools are the most common place where most of the $TON blockchain community is gathered.
The largest platform that provides users with the opportunity to supply liquidity pools is STON fi. . This platform allows users to choose where to supply, in what quantity, and which tokens they want to use.
You can also choose liquidity pools with unique WCPI technology, where you can stake in a non-standard ratio of tokens — for example, 70% $NOT tokens and 30% TON tokens.

Once you have staked in liquidity pools, you can earn up to 0.2% for each swap made in the pool. The STON fi team takes 0.1%, resulting in a total commission of 0.3%, with most of it going to the providers.

If you want to reduce your risks while supplying reliable tokens, choose liquidity pools with high TVL. Usually, such liquidity pools have old tokens or tokens with fundamentals.
If you are still willing to take risks and want a higher APR, choose liquidity pools with a lower TVL, but make sure that they have trading volumes and that the tokens are still developing. Usually, such tokens also have a ‘FARMING’ system, which provides large rewards for users.
Such liquidity pools include STON fi :

$FARM / $TON 55%

While the market is growing, you can farm liquidity pools on STON fi :

$SWITCH / $TON 18%
$TON / $USDe 10%