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The Economic Advantage of RFQ Resolvers

As DeFi matures, the limits of traditional AMMs are becoming clearer, especially when it comes to slippage and execution quality.

On STONfi, the Omniston protocol introduces a shift from passive liquidity to active, competitive market making through its RFQ (Request-for-Quote) resolver network on The Open Network.

Instead of relying solely on a constant-product formula, Omniston sends a trade request to multiple resolvers, professional market makers who use their own liquidity and pricing algorithms to compete for the order.

This changes the trading experience in three key ways:

1. Better pricing through competition
Resolvers compete to offer the best execution price, which can outperform standard AMM pricing, especially for larger trades.

2. Price certainty before execution
Users receive a pre-agreed quote before the transaction is finalized. This removes the uncertainty of slippage that typically occurs between submission and execution.

3. Protection from MEV activity
Because the trade is executed based on a signed quote rather than exposed directly to the mempool, risks like front-running and sandwich attacks are significantly reduced.

The broader impact

This model creates a more stable and efficient trading environment:

• Encourages larger trade sizes
• Supports higher trading frequency
• Attracts more sophisticated liquidity providers

By improving execution quality and reducing hidden costs, RFQ resolvers help position STONfi as a next-generation DEX infrastructure, one built not just for accessibility, but for capital efficiency at scale.

In DeFi, better execution isn’t just a feature.
It’s a competitive advantage.

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