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How #STONfi protects users with atomic swaps

One of the key problems in DeFi is partial trade execution, especially when swaps go through multiple networks or liquidity sources.

For example, one part of a transaction may already be completed while the other gets stuck due to an error or lack of liquidity. As a result, users face risks and incomplete operations.

This is why STON.fi is actively implementing atomic swaps via Omniston. The concept is simple: a trade is either fully executed or fully reverted. If an error occurs, funds are automatically returned to the user.

This allows STON.fi to:

make swaps safer
improve routing efficiency
reduce the risk of incomplete transactions
work with multiple liquidity sources simultaneously

In practice, atomic swaps are becoming one of the key technologies shaping the future of DeFi within the TON ecosystem.

How #STONfi Labels Suspicious Tokens

STON.fi has explained how its system of labels works for non-standard tokens in the platform interface.

If a token has questionable mechanics or may mislead users, a special label appears next to it:

Fake — imitates a known token or brand
Honeypot — can be bought, but is difficult or impossible to sell
Taxable — includes an additional transaction fee in the contract
Suspicious — questionable asset
DMCA Notice — copyright infringement complaint

Such tokens cannot be found via regular search — they are only accessible by manually entering the contract address. Tokens labeled as Fake or Honeypot are blocked by STON.fi from swaps inside the dApp.

Labels are based on user reports, automated checks, and manual monitoring.

Why Atomic Execution is Important for #STONfi

Most cross-chain swaps are more complex than they seem. A single swap can pass through multiple networks, bridges, and smart contracts. In such a setup, a key risk emerges — partial execution, where tokens are already sent but the final stage of the swap is never completed.

STON.fi solves this problem with atomic execution. The idea is simple: a swap either completes fully or is automatically reverted. This eliminates situations where users could lose funds due to an unfinished process.

For Omniston and the entire STON.fi cross-chain infrastructure, this is a critical technology. It improves security, stability, and predictability of operations, making the system more reliable for users.

Such solutions gradually bring DeFi closer to a familiar user experience, where complex technical processes are hidden while interactions remain simple and intuitive.

#STONfi un Cross-Chain caur TON — Kas ir mainījies

STON.fi parādīja, kā darbojas cross-chain maiņas caur Omniston. Galvenā ideja ir noņemt sarežģītību no cross-network transfēriem lietotāja pieredzē.

Tagad process izskatās kā parasta maiņa: lietotājs izvēlas aktīvu, izvēlas galamērķa tīklu un apstiprina darījumu. Pēc tam sistēma visu automātiski apstrādā:

izvēlas maršrutu starp tīkliem
atrod un izmanto likviditāti
veic operāciju ķēdi fonā
piegādā tokenu jau mērķa blokķēdē

Pašlaik testēšanas režīmā tiek atbalstīti TON, Base un Polygon tīkli, ar galveno uzmanību uz USDT un USDC.

Patiesībā, STON.fi attīstās no DEX iekš TON uz pilnvērtīgu cross-chain slāni, kas apvieno dažādus tīklus vienā interfeisā.

#STONfi , one of the core DeFi protocols in the TON ecosystem, recorded a sharp surge in trading activity during the period of May 4–10, 2026.

Total swap volume on the platform reached approximately $170 million, compared to around $19.5 million in the previous week.

7-Day Performance
Volume increase: +$150.5 million
Week-over-week growth: +772%

The strong activity on STON.fi reflects continued expansion of liquidity and user engagement across the TON DeFi sector, which is showing sustained growth in trading volumes and ecosystem activity.

#STONfi sets new records

On May 5, users of STON.fi swapped nearly $40 million worth of tokens in a single day. For comparison, last week the average daily trading volume was around $1.5 million — an increase of more than 26x.

Following recent updates, the TON ecosystem is showing even higher activity: on May 5, STON.fi recorded on average one trade every 0.73 seconds.

This is not a random spike, but a result of the MTONGA strategy by Pavel Durov, where the key focus is on real TON usage and user activity.

Liquidity Providing (LP) on #STONfi

Liquidity Providing (LP) on STON.fi is a core component of the DeFi ecosystem that underpins token swaps between TON and other assets.

The mechanism is simple: users do not directly buy or sell tokens but instead supply them to a shared liquidity pool. This pool is used by other participants to execute swaps without intermediaries or traditional order books.

Every transaction within the pool passes through this provided liquidity, which allows liquidity providers to earn fees from each trade. In this way, they become an essential part of the infrastructure that enables market activity.

Returns are not fixed and depend entirely on pool activity. The higher the trading volume in a given pair, the greater the potential earnings. At the same time, there is a risk — significant price fluctuations in a pair may lead to impermanent loss.

Liquidity Providing on STON.fi is a fundamental element of the DeFi model. Without liquidity, swaps, yield farming, and a functioning market within the TON ecosystem would not be possible.