HOW STON.FI DEVELOPS STEP BY STEP
What is STON.fi?
STON.fi is a decentralized AMM and cross-chain DEX built for The Open Network (TON) — focused on near-zero fees, low slippage and simple wallet integration.
Step 1 — Idea & chain choice
The team decided TON for its scalability and Telegram/TON user base — making an AMM-first DEX the obvious product-market fit for cheap, fast swaps.
Step 2 — Design core model
They built an AMM that supports swaps, pools and staking, and planned cross-chain swaps using RFQ + HTLC (atomic-swap style) to avoid bridges/wrapping. This shapes the core product and UX.
Step 3 — Protocol & smart contracts
Engineers write core contracts (DEX engine, LP accounting, staking & governance contracts) and modular SDKs so third-party apps can integrate. Contracts are open on GitHub.
Step 4 — Security & audits
Before mainnet launches, contracts go through audits and bug bounties; smart contract safety is prioritised to keep the DEX non-custodial and trustless.
Step 5 — Wallet integration & UX
They integrate TON wallets and build an easy swap + liquidity UI so users connect, swap, add LP and stake with minimal friction — key for mainstream adoption.
Step 6 — Liquidity bootstrapping
Launch initial pools and incentives (LP rewards, staking, farming) to attract liquidity and tight spreads — liquidity depth = better UX & lower slippage.
Step 7 — Token & incentives
Native token ($STON) is used for rewards, staking and governance — aligning incentives between early users, LPs and the protocol. (Token economics + staking pages on the site.)
Step 8 — Cross-chain & routing
Add cross-chain swap routing and RFQ mechanisms so users can trade across chains without custodial bridges — improves composability and TVL potential.
Step 9 — SDKs & open dev ecosystem
Publish SDKs, libraries and docs so devs can build wallets, bots or dApps on top — grow the ecosystem and integrations (GitHub + docs).
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