Omniston has been working inside TON for over two years now and has not had a single failure during that time. The protocol collects liquidity from different exchanges, finds the best course, and eliminates slippage. But the STONfi team decided not to stop there, the plan is to go cross chain, and the first network beyond $TON will be Tron.

Why is this needed? The answer is simple, more liquidity. As long as Omniston searches for the best offers only inside TON, the user is limited to what exists in this ecosystem. With the move to Tron, access to a new audience, new tokens, and new volumes will open up. Swaps will become even more profitable, because there will be more options for finding the best course.

For the average user, this means the ability to swap assets between networks without extra bridges and middlemen. You enter STONfi, pick a pair, and Omniston figures out where and how best to execute the deal, but now inside the Tron network. All with the same minimal fees and no slippage.

The development and testing of the protocol itself took over a year, and it has proven to be absolutely reliable. So the foundation for such an expansion is already there. If the team handles cross chain as well as they did the basic version, it will be a serious step not only for STONfi but for all of DeFi on $TON .