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The Landscape: How Common Tax Tokens Are, Which Designs You’ll Meet, and What Real Projects Are thereFee-on-transfer tokens use taxes for reflections and funding. Read the last part of our series on Tax Tokens and explore reflection models, real-world case studies, and key questions. -
How Tax Tokens Trade: Quotes, Slippage, and What Really Lands in Your WalletWhy do some swaps fail? Read the next part of our series on Tax Tokens and discover which routers can handle it and how to adjust your slippage. -
Taxable Tokens: Basics & Where They Came FromUnderstand Taxable Tokens better with our series: how their built-in fees work, why they require more slippage, and how to trade them effectively. -
Cross-DEX swaps via TONAccess all of TON's liquidity with a single swap. Omniston's new cross-DEX swaps allows your trades to seamlessly navigate the entire TON ecosystem in one move. Discover how this upgrade redefines the user experience. -
Tonco integrated into OmnistonWe're excited to announce Tonco's integration into Omniston. By adding its liquidity pools, we're making swaps on TON more competitive, efficient, and user-friendly than ever. Explore what benefits this brings to users and developers across the ecosystem. -
Oracles in DeFi: how prices reach smart contractsOracles serve as a vital link that brings real-world data onto the blockchain. Discover what an oracle is, how they operate, and the actual process of getting price data on-chain. -
What is a DEX, part 3: AMM and order book modelsThere are two decentralized exchange (DEX) models: the Automated Market Maker (AMM) and the Order Book approach. Through short case studies of STON.fi and STORM Trade you’ll discover how these platforms revolutionize token exchanges, challenge traditional financial paradigms, and offer unprecedented levels of user control and market participation. Two primary ... -
What is a DEX, part 2: DEX vs CEXCentralized Exchanges (CEX) have long dominated the cryptocurrency landscape, but there is an alternative: Decentralized Exchanges (DEX). This exploration delves into the intricate differences between these two trading platforms, unveiling the complex ecosystem of digital asset exchanges. From the user-friendly interfaces of traditional platforms to the groundbreaking principles of decentralized ... -
DEXs as the only real exchanges in cryptoThe blockchain entails decentralization. However, paradoxically, the exchanges that have operated in the blockchain and crypto space since its inception were all centralized. If we look at the landscape of cryptocurrency exchanges and examine their development from the standpoint of their basis, detached from the legal and regulatory requirements, we ...
