Uniswap

Uniswap, a leading decentralized exchange protocol on Ethereum, has introduced new features to its Explore Tab. Users can now swap, buy, send, place limit orders, and provide liquidity directly from Token and Pool Detail Pages without the need to switch tabs. This streamlined approach aims to enhance the overall user experience on the platform.

Uniswap, the popular decentralized exchange protocol on Ethereum, has launched a new feature called Limit Orders. This allows users to set a desired exchange rate and duration for their token swaps, enabling them to buy or sell tokens at their preferred price without constantly monitoring the market. Limit Orders can be placed with zero gas cost, no minimum swap size, and no need to escrow funds upfront. The process is straightforward, involving selecting the 'Limit' tab, choosing tokens, setting the exchange rate and duration, and submitting the order.

The total swap volume on Layer 2 (L2) Ethereum networks has already surpassed $17 billion in March, setting a new all-time high for monthly swap volume. The previous record was $16.71 billion. This significant milestone highlights the growing adoption and usage of L2 solutions, which aim to enhance the scalability and efficiency of the Ethereum network.

Uniswap has announced the launch of Blobs, a new feature aimed at reducing gas costs, on the Arbitrum network. According to the announcement, the median gas cost for swapping on Arbitrum is now around $0.05, significantly lower than on the Ethereum mainnet.

Uniswap is hosting a live Twitter session with developer @patagucci_girl on March 13th at 2PM ET. The session will cover the benefits of Limit Orders for users, the zero gas cost implementation, and design decisions behind the Limit Order feature. This is an opportunity for the Uniswap community to learn more about this new offering.

Uniswap has launched Limit Orders on their web app, allowing users to buy or sell tokens at their specified price without needing to monitor charts continuously. The process of placing a Limit Order is simple.

Uniswap v4 is set to be released soon. Experienced Solidity developers have the opportunity to learn how to build with v4 hooks through an 8-week program featuring prominent figures in DeFi, such as @willpote, Director of Engineering at Uniswap Labs. Applications are currently being accepted.

Uniswap has improved transaction confirmations with the Uniswap Extension, making it easier to read and confirm transactions. Users can now view all assets across networks in one place, eliminating the need to switch networks.

Uniswap has introduced Swap protection with built-in MEV protection in the Uniswap Extension to prevent concerns regarding frontrunning or sandwich attacks.

Uniswap introduced a new feature in their extension allowing users to view all their assets across networks in one place. This eliminates the need to switch between networks to see different assets.