The difference between two DEXs on #TON#

The TON blockchain surged in popularity last year, drawing millions of new users through its Telegram integration and engaging TapTap games that brought everyday people into the ecosystem. This growth has spotlighted its two leading decentralized exchanges (DEXs): STОNfi and DeDust, which handle most token swaps.

STОNfi is pioneering the Omniston Protocol, a liquidity aggregation system that pulls from multiple DEXs to deliver optimal rates and zero-slippage quotes. This innovation, absent from DeDust’s whitepaper, which lacks future plans, positions STОNfi as a forward-thinking platform. Both DEXs offer similar swap speeds, but STОNfi’s higher total value locked (TVL) in most pairs results in lower slippage, enhancing user experience.

Interface-wise, STОNfi’s light blue and white design is intuitive, with clear navigation and readable text. DeDust’s black-orange aesthetic, while striking, has usability issues: pool searches lag, and navigating back from a pool page resets to the top of the list, frustrating users. STОNfi’s user-friendly interface makes it more accessible for TON’s diverse user base.