Every swap on STONfi is powered by liquidity pools, which are smart contracts on the TON blockchain funded by users who deposit their tokens. In return, liquidity providers receive LP tokens that represent their share of the pool. Whenever a swap takes place, they earn a portion of the trading fees based on how much liquidity they have contributed compared to the pool's total value locked (TVL).


Swap fees on TON are usually between 0.01% and 0.2%, but returns for liquidity providers can be much higher. Depending on trading activity, demand, and market volatility, APR can range from a few percent to hundreds or even thousands of percent.
Liquidity providers play a key role in keeping decentralized trading efficient. Larger pools provide deeper liquidity, making it easier for users to complete swaps with lower slippage and better execution.
STONfi takes this even further with Omniston, its liquidity aggregation protocol. Using its Request for Quote (RFQ) system, Omniston gathers price quotes from multiple liquidity sources whenever a user initiates a swap. It then selects the most competitive route, helping users secure better exchange rates while minimizing slippage.
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