Liquidity providers have been focusing only on the liquidity pools and miss what is happening around it. When you add liquidity on StonFi, the pool receive trades from other apps and wallets, and it's important for how you think about fees.
WHAT OMNISTON DOES
Omniston (as I've treated before) is STONfi’s system for finding the best trading path.
When someone makes a swap, Omniston usually checks different pools and DEXs and sends the trade through the one with the best rate on TON at that moment. Any app, wallet, or protocol that uses Omniston, including Telegram's TON wallet, can route trades through StonFi pools when they offer the best price. So the trade can come through your pool even if the trader never opened stonfi directly.
In your part, the tokens you hold can get trades from more than just the platform as it can get volume from across TON after you deposit. This also means there will be more competition between the pools. If the pool you entered has less liquidity or does not offer a good rate, Omniston can route trades somewhere else. So for a strong pool, this can and will bring in more trades from across the ecosystem. This is already a real advantage to think about before you add liquidity.
