At the core of STONfi, each pool contract maintains two balances, an internal pricing curve and a record of liquidity shares. Swaps change the balances according to the curve and apply a fee, which stays inside the pool.

Liquidity operations adjust the total share count and assign proportional claims to each provider. Separate contracts can stack on top of these pools to introduce farming, protection or analytics specific behavior.
They use references to pool shares rather than duplicating balances, so the core contract remains the single source of truth for assets. Routing through Omniston also targets these core pools when building paths. By keeping the pool contract focused and composable, STONfi allows new features to be added without changing the base logic. This reduces risk and makes it easier for integrators to rely on pools as stable building blocks in their own designs. $TON $DOGS