Over the past few days, I’ve been experimenting with a DEX on the TON network that uses an interesting approach to liquidity management.

Instead of routing trades through a single pool, it aggregates liquidity from multiple paths before executing the swap. That might sound like a small detail, but the impact is noticeable in practice:

Reduced price impact on mid-sized trades

More consistent execution during volatile moments

Fully traceable routing logic thanks to on-chain transparency

I’m not naming the protocol here to keep this purely analytical rather than promotional — but I’m curious about other traders’ priorities.

When choosing a DEX, what matters more to you?

1. Lowest possible fees

2. More reliable routing and price stability

Would love to hear different perspectives.