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There is a basic rule of liquidity pools. The larger the swap amount, the higher the slippage. The logic is simple: you take more from the pool, the price shifts, the rate gets worse. This works in any AMM. That is what I thought until I ran a test on STONfi. I swapped the same token for different amounts. 100 dollars, 1000, 5000, 10000. Recorded the final rate and slippage for each transaction. Expected to see the classic picture: bigger amount, worse rate. The result was the opposite. At 100 dollars slippage was 0.4 percent. At 1000 it was 0.35. At 5000 it was 0.25. At 10000 it was 0.2. The bigger the amount, the better the final rate. This contradicts how regular pools work. Decided to figure it out. $GRAM