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Theory is fine but numbers matter. I decided to test the current network load. The task was simple. Do 50 swaps on STONfi at different times and measure the time from clicking confirm to tokens hitting the wallet. I swapped TON for USDe and back to exclude volatile tokens from the results. I split it into three stages. Morning when it is free. Daytime with medium activity. Evening peak when everyone is trading. Each stage was about 15 to 20 swaps. I made small pauses between transactions to avoid putting artificial load on a single pool. Results. Minimum time was 2 seconds. Maximum during the busiest evening hour was 6 seconds. Average across 50 swaps was 3.5 seconds. Not a single transaction got stuck or needed to be resubmitted. In other networks evening peaks mean waiting minutes and paying huge fees. In TON speed stayed stable and gas did not move. Omniston on STONfi finds the best rate instantly without adding delays. The network does exactly what the documentation promises. $ETH