Liquidity Providers on AEXI: Who Powers Your Swap

AEXI does not swap "on its own". Every route is built from one or more providers — pools and bridges — and the engine picks the combination that returns the most.

Knowing who these providers are makes a route breakdown readable, and makes it clear where your funds actually flow.

1inch, ParaSwap and 0x are aggregators in their own right — each one bundles hundreds of pools into a single API. When AEXI queries them, it inherits their entire liquidity graph.

This aggregator-of-aggregators structure is why AEXI rarely misses the best price, even for obscure token pairs.

Uniswap is the largest constant-product AMM and the default home of most ERC-20 liquidity. SushiSwap follows the same model with its own pools and incentives.

Balancer runs multi-token weighted pools, quoting prices a two-token pool cannot. Curve specializes in low-slippage stablecoin pools — USDT, USDC, DAI — which is why it is the natural source for stablecoin swaps.

When a route crosses networks, a bridge provider moves the value. AEXI routes through bridge infrastructure such as Hop and the bridge networks LI.FI surfaces, choosing the fastest and cheapest leg for the pair.

Every bridge step is validated before execution, and the full path stays atomic end to end.

For destination-only chains — TRON, Solana, Aptos, TON, Sui, Stellar, Starknet — AEXI uses NEAR Intents. You deposit your token, and a solver network delivers the output on the target chain.

This is the piece that lets AEXI reach non-EVM ecosystems that standard bridge aggregators cannot serve at all.