What types of liquidity pools are there in blockchain?

Most people probably haven't delved into the details of liquidity pools, including what types there are and how they differ.
There are currently a large number of suppliers on the $SOL blockchain, but most of the supply is in tokens that have short-term potential. But this is not the case everywhere.

If you want to work on long-term potential, you can supply tokens to liquidity pools on STON fi. This is a decentralised exchange built on the $TON blockchain.
Although at the moment, $TON TVL and DEX volumes are low in liquidity, there are fundamental tokens that are not dependent on short-term fluctuations.
In 2024, the STON fi team developed a system of impermanent losses, thanks to which suppliers will be able to return 5.72% of the supplied amount in the event of impermanent losses.
This system increases liquidity and attracts large suppliers, making the STON fi platform unique among its competitors.
No competitor has a system that can compensate for impermanent loss. In general, STON fi has long since moved many steps ahead of its competitors, who used to catch up with this DEX, but now 60% of the attention in the $TON blockchain has been taken over by STON fi.

So far, impermanent loss only works in the liquidity pool:

$STON / $USDT 28%

By the way, this pool currently has a farming system in place that offers additional rewards for supplying liquidity to the pool.

Speaking of the ‘FARMING’ system, its main task is to attract additional liquidity through rewards that will be distributed among liquidity providers. The interest rate may change, but while the ‘FARMING’ system is in effect, providers will be able to receive additional rewards.

Currently, this system is operating in the pool on STON fi:

$JETTON / $USDT 55%