The $TON ecosystem continues to quietly but steadily refine its exchange infrastructure. Omniston now has another source of liquidity: AMM pools from swapcoffee. This means that swaps now take into account not only the liquidity of STONfi, DeDust, and Tonco, but also swapcoffee pools, without the need to select anything manually.

Swapcoffee itself is a decentralized exchange and aggregator within TON, and its integration fits logically into the overall idea of Omniston. The protocol no longer looks at a single platform, but compares several sources at once and collects the most profitable route for a specific exchange.

Previously, in order to get the best rate, you had to open different DEXs yourself, compare prices, and perform several actions in a row. Now this logic is gradually disappearing. Omniston takes on this task and executes the swap in a single transaction, using the aggregate liquidity of the network.

In practice, this provides more stable rates, less slippage, and access to more pairs without unnecessary actions on the part of the user. Everything happens in a single interface and with a single signature.

Such integrations clearly show the direction in which STONfi is moving. It is no longer just a separate exchange, but an entry point to the liquidity of the entire $TON network, where the infrastructure starts working in the background and the user simply makes the exchange.