I’ve been using Stonfi for a while now, swapping tokens, providing liquidity, and farming rewards. I thought I already understood everything on the platform… until I noticed a feature many people overlook: Arbitrary Provision.

At first, it doesn’t sound special. But once you understand it, you realize how useful it actually is.

What is Arbitrary Provision?
On most DEXs, when you add liquidity to a pool, you must deposit tokens in a fixed ratio, usually 50/50.

For example:

If you want to add liquidity to a STON/USDT pool, you must provide equal value of STON and USDT.

Arbitrary Provision removes this restriction.

It allows you to choose any ratio you want when adding liquidity.

What does that mean int practice?

Instead of being forced into 50/50, you can decide:
70% USDT and 30% STON
80% STON and 20% USDT
Any split that matches your strategy

You are fully in control of how your capital is allocated.
Why is this important?
Because every liquidity provider has different goals.
With Arbitrary Provision, you can:

Manage risk better
Hold more of the asset you trust and less of the one you’re unsure about.

Stay flexible
Adjust your exposure without exiting the pool or swapping tokens unnecessarily.

Improve capital efficiency
Use your funds exactly how you want instead of reshuffling them to fit a fixed ratio.

A simple example
Let’s say you believe in STON’s long-term growth, but you still want stability.

You can:
Deposit 70% USDT and 30% STON

Earn LP fees
Maintain higher stablecoin exposure

Still benefit if STON performs well

All without being forced into a 50/50 split.

Why this feature matters
Arbitrary Provision may not be flashy, but it quietly gives users:

More control
Better strategy options
Smarter risk management
These small design choices are what make DeFi platforms more powerful and user- friendly.

If you’re providing liquidity on Stonfi and haven’t used Arbitrary Provision yet, it’s worth exploring. Sometimes the best features are the simplest ones.