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Yoshi Exchange Review 2026: Tiny Fantom DEX Aggregator

Yoshi Exchange is a small DEX aggregator that launched on Fantom in 2021 and later listed on BNB Chain and Ethereum. Its tiny TVL and an unreachable homepage call for caution.

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 5, 2026

DappsAtlas score

3.5/10

Weak

Our verdict on Yoshi Exchange

3.5/10

Yoshi Exchange is a DEX aggregator built around the Fantom ecosystem, with a stated aim of easing onboarding for newcomers. It suits experienced users curious about small, early-era projects, and who can verify contracts themselves. The main caveat is scale: about $6K in TVL, a falling trend and an unreachable homepage suggest limited liquidity and uncertain upkeep. Anyone trying it should use tiny amounts and check the site and contracts first.

Score breakdown

How Yoshi Exchange scores

Security: 4.0/10
Ease of use: n/a
Fees: n/a
Features: 4.0/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Yoshi Exchange?

Yoshi Exchange is a decentralized exchange aggregator that first launched on the Fantom Opera blockchain. It has been tracked since November 2021 and is also listed on BNB Chain and Ethereum.

The project says its goal is to build a closed-cycle, united payment system on Fantom, lower the entry barrier for newcomers and simplify the experience for current users. It has a token, YOSHI, and two audits are listed.

The footprint today is very small. Total value locked is about $6,156, down 7.2% over seven days, and the homepage could not be fetched. The team, roadmap and fee structure are not published in the sources reviewed.

How Yoshi Exchange works

A DEX aggregator connects to several decentralized exchanges and liquidity pools and tries to route a swap through the source or combination of sources that gives the best price. Users keep custody of their tokens in their own wallet and sign each transaction.

Yoshi Exchange describes itself as an aggregator built first for Fantom Opera. The project says it wants to form a closed-cycle payment system on that chain, so that newcomers can enter the ecosystem more easily. How routing works in detail, and which venues it connects to, is not published in the sources reviewed.

5 features

Key features

DEX aggregation

The project describes itself as a DEX aggregator, meaning it is meant to look across liquidity sources for token swaps.

Multi-chain presence

It launched on Fantom Opera and is also tracked on BNB Chain and Ethereum.

Fantom payment system goal

The project says it wants to build a closed-cycle, united payment system on Fantom.

Newcomer focus

It says it aims to lower the entry barrier to Fantom for newcomers and simplify use for existing users.

YOSHI token

A YOSHI token is associated with the project. Its exact role is not detailed.

Pros and cons

What we like

Clear stated aim: simplify Fantom access for newcomers
Non-custodial design, as with typical DEX aggregators
Two audits are listed for the project
Available on three networks: Fantom, BNB Chain and Ethereum
Active on Twitter, which gives users a channel to verify details

Watch out for

Total value locked is only about $6,156, which points to very thin liquidity
TVL fell 7.2% over the past week
The homepage could not be reached, so the current state of the product is unclear
Team, fees and audit details are not published in the sources reviewed
Described as launching on Fantom, which has been overshadowed by newer chains
Small DEXs carry smart-contract risk and price-slippage risk

Yoshi Exchange fees

Yoshi Exchange does not publish fee details in the sources reviewed. Swap fees, any aggregator fee and network gas costs would normally be shown on the swap interface before a trade is confirmed.

On any DEX, users also pay blockchain gas and can lose value to slippage, which is likelier when liquidity is as thin as it appears here.

Is Yoshi Exchange safe?

Two audits are listed for the project, but the auditors and findings are not named in the sources reviewed. Smart-contract risk remains on any DEX, and a small, low-liquidity protocol faces extra risks such as thin pools, price manipulation and the possibility that development has slowed.

Team identity, governance and any incident history are not published in the sources reviewed. Because the homepage could not be reached, confirm the official site through the project's verified social account and never approve unlimited token allowances to unfamiliar contracts.

6 steps

How to get started with Yoshi Exchange

1
Confirm the official website and contract addresses through the project's verified Twitter account before connecting anything.
2
Check that the site loads and that the app is still maintained.
3
Set up a compatible wallet and add the Fantom, BNB Chain or Ethereum network.
4
Fund the wallet with the network's native token for gas.
5
Start with a very small test swap and review the quoted price, slippage and fees.
6
Check the audit reports before committing larger amounts.

Who Yoshi Exchange is for

This is mainly for experienced DeFi users who want to look at small Fantom-era projects and can check contracts and audits on their own. It is a poor fit for newcomers or anyone who needs deep liquidity, since low TVL can lead to heavy slippage.

Yoshi Exchange FAQs

What is Yoshi Exchange?

Yoshi Exchange describes itself as a DEX aggregator that launched on the Fantom Opera blockchain. It aims to make it easier for newcomers to enter the Fantom ecosystem and to simplify the experience for existing users.

Which blockchains does Yoshi Exchange support?

The project is tracked on BNB Chain, Fantom and Ethereum. Its own description centres on Fantom.

Does Yoshi Exchange have a token?

Yes, a token called YOSHI is associated with the project. Its utility, supply and distribution are not detailed in the sources reviewed.

Has Yoshi Exchange been audited?

Two audits are listed for the project, but the auditors and the scope of the reports are not named in the sources reviewed. An audit reduces risk but does not remove it, so check the reports directly.

Is Yoshi Exchange still active?

The homepage could not be fetched during research, and TVL is only about $6,156 with a 7.2% weekly decline. Readers should confirm the site and contracts are live before connecting a wallet.

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