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1inch Aqua activates DeFi liquidity. Back multiple positions with one token balance and keep your assets in your wallet until swap.
DeFi liquidity isn’t working. Most tokens in most pools do nothing most of the time. You still bear the risk, without the reward DeFi was built on. 1inch Aqua is here to solve that.
Now you can back multiple liquidity positions with the same token balance, without depositing your assets in a pool, while your tokens safely remain in your wallet and any swap fees are protected from JIT attacks.
That means assets can stay active across more markets and positions from a single balance instead of being split across fragmented positions.
We call this approach Shared Liquidity.
We released the protocol for developers last November. Now, 1inch Aqua is available for all users to access at http://1inch.com/aqua.
The liquidity problem
Most DeFi liquidity sits idle most of the time. A protocol can show high TVL, but only part of that liquidity may be useful when swaps actually happen. Liquidity can sit outside the active price range, earn no fees and still carry exposure to market movement.
And even if it does see activity, LPs’ liquidity is fragmented. They have to split limited balances across protocols, pairs and price ranges. No single position has the full balance behind it, reducing capital utilization.
To make things worse: tokens deposited into a pool leave the LP’s wallet, meaning their utility is lost, and bringing all the security and control issues that come when you give up custody of your tokens.
In addition, LPs’ tokens are exposed to attacks from JIT (just-in-time) bots that skim fees the LPs should have earned.
1inch Aqua addresses all of these problems.
What 1inch Aqua is
1inch Aqua is a self-custodial shared liquidity layer. It enables your liquidity to stay active across many positions, while your tokens stay in your wallet.
It works as a registry: a user connects their wallet to approve a token balance and create liquidity positions that can access that balance. The Aqua protocol tracks that balance, and when it receives a swap order that meets the criteria of the position, it pulls the requested tokens from the wallet and pushes back received tokens and fees in a single atomic transaction.
Otherwise, the user’s funds remain in their wallet and completely under their control. Tokens are not deposited into Aqua - or any other - contracts. They remain in your wallet and move only when a taker swap fills against a position.
How Aqua works
1inch Aqua lets you create positions by choosing the pair, range and swap fee. A position can be full range, concentrated or pegged, depending on the selected pair and position type. You can open and close positions yourself, with no lock-up.
Your exposure is capped by the tokens you actually hold, not by the theoretical combined size of every position you create. If your wallet cannot cover a swap, Aqua simply does not call on your funds.
From today, you can create positions across 13 EVM chains, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain.
Why shared liquidity matters
1inch Aqua changes the way you think about liquidity provision. In a traditional model, providing liquidity often means splitting tokens between multiple pools and positions. That can reduce capital utilization.
With Aqua, the same wallet balance can stand behind many positions. This gives you better capital utilization and more flexibility.
This is especially important in a multi-chain DeFi market, where liquidity is spread across venues, networks and trading flows.
Self-custody by design
1inch Aqua is built around self-custody. You do not deposit tokens into a pool. You do not hand custody to Aqua. Your tokens remain in your wallet until a swap fills.
Approvals are handled per token and per chain, and they can be revoked. Your actual exposure is still limited by your wallet balance.
This matters because liquidity provision has often required LPs to move tokens into a specific pool or contract. 1inch Aqua keeps you closer to the wallet-native DeFi model: keep your keys, keep your tokens, choose your positions.
Risk-controlled liquidity
We’re rapidly moving toward risk-controlled and regulated DeFi. And Aqua is the first risk-controlled liquidity venue where every swap is settled by verified counterparties, while you keep full self-custody of your tokens.
Why is Aqua liquidity risk-controlled? Every swap is executed by a verified counterparty - a market maker or arbitrage bot that has been verified, enforced on-chain at swap time. Therefore, LPs are not exposed to unverified counterparties.
And the product itself has been audited by 8 independent teams, including Hexens, OpenZeppelin, Bailsec and Nethermind.
JIT protection
Aqua liquidity is protected from JIT fee sniping by design. In normal pooled AMMs, JIT bots can insert liquidity right before a large swap and pull it out right after, skimming the fees that waiting LPs should have earned. Due to JIT attacks, LPs could lose up to 44% of their fee income. An Aqua position has a single owner, making it impossible for a JIT bot to carry out such an attack.
The future of liquidity
DeFi does not just need more liquidity. It needs more risk-controlled and useful liquidity - liquidity that can be active where demand appears. 1inch Aqua is designed to make that possible.
Disclaimer: Aqua involves risk, including loss of funds. It's built for experienced users - do your own research. Not financial advice.
Activate your DeFi liquidity with 1inch Aqua.

Liquidity vaults made DeFi easier by automating liquidity management. But capital remains locked into individual strategies. 1inch Aqua takes a different approach by letting the same wallet balance back multiple strategies.
Have you ever felt overwhelmed managing your DeFi liquidity? You have to choose trading pairs, price ranges, protocols and chains, then keep adjusting positions as markets move. Even experienced LPs can spend significant time managing it all.
Liquidity vaults and managers automate many of those decisions. 1inch Aqua offers a different alternative: the same wallet balance can back multiple liquidity positions at once, while your tokens remain in your wallet until a swap fills. Instead of only automating how capital is moved between isolated positions, Aqua changes how that capital is allocated in the first place.
Why liquidity vaults exist
Protocols such as Yearn and many modern liquidity managers were designed to reduce manual work.
Instead of creating and rebalancing positions yourself, you deposit assets into a vault. The strategy then manages liquidity on your behalf.
Depending on the protocol, the vault may:
automatically adjust positions as markets move.
optimize fee generation;
move capital between price ranges;
rebalance concentrated liquidity positions;
For many LPs, this is a major improvement. Professional strategies can often manage positions more efficiently than users making manual adjustments. But the underlying capital is still deposited and divided between specific positions. Aqua takes another approach by allowing multiple positions to draw on the same wallet balance.
The limitation of liquidity vaults
Liquidity managers improve how capital is managed.
They do not fundamentally change where that capital lives.
Once assets enter a vault, they are committed to that strategy. If another strategy would be a better fit tomorrow, the capital cannot support both at the same time.
Instead, it must be withdrawn, reallocated and redeployed.
The result is that strategies still compete for liquidity.
An LP with $100,000 who wants exposure to three different strategies typically has to split that balance into three separate allocations. Each strategy receives only part of the available capital, regardless of where trading demand ultimately appears.
Automation makes management easier.
It does not eliminate fragmentation.
Aqua starts from a different assumption
1inch Aqua is built around a different idea.
Instead of asking strategies to compete for deposits, Aqua lets multiple liquidity positions share the same wallet balance.
Liquidity providers approve their token balance once. Multiple positions can then reference that balance simultaneously.
The assets remain in the user's wallet until a qualifying swap is executed.
This changes the relationship between capital and strategies.
Rather than dividing one balance before knowing where trading activity will occur, the same balance can support multiple opportunities at once.
Shared liquidity instead of competing strategies
The difference between the two models is straightforward.
With a traditional liquidity manager:
additional strategies require additional allocations.
one strategy controls that capital;
capital is deposited into a vault;
With Aqua:
strategies share liquidity instead of competing for separate deposits.
multiple positions can reference the same approved balance;
tokens remain in the wallet;
The focus shifts from deciding where to lock capital to making existing capital available wherever it is needed.
Better capital utilization
This approach can improve capital utilization.
In conventional vaults, unused capital inside one strategy cannot automatically support another strategy.
With Aqua, multiple positions can draw on the same underlying balance, subject to the tokens actually available in the wallet.
The result is a liquidity model that is designed to reduce fragmentation while allowing LPs to participate across more markets without repeatedly splitting their assets.
Automation and shared liquidity are complementary
Liquidity managers and shared liquidity solve different problems.
Vaults focus on automating liquidity management. They reduce the operational burden of maintaining positions.
Shared liquidity focuses on how capital is allocated in the first place. It aims to remove the need to divide one balance across multiple positions before demand appears.
These approaches are not mutually exclusive.
In the future, automated liquidity strategies could themselves operate on top of shared liquidity infrastructure, combining automated management with more efficient capital allocation.
A new approach to liquidity provision
Liquidity managers made DeFi easier to use.
Shared liquidity aims to make the underlying capital work harder.
Instead of locking assets into isolated strategies, Aqua allows multiple positions to share the same wallet balance while preserving self-custody until execution.
As DeFi continues to evolve, improving liquidity will be about more than better automation. It will also require better ways to allocate capital across an increasingly fragmented on-chain ecosystem. As with any form of liquidity provision, Aqua positions remain exposed to market risk, and fees are not guaranteed.
Explore 1inch Aqua and discover an innovative approach to liquidity provision in DeFi.
Disclaimer: This content is provided for informational purposes only. Nothing in this material constitutes financial, investment, legal, or tax advice, or a recommendation to enter into any transaction. Interacting with Aqua involves risk, including the possible loss of all funds involved.

Liquidity vaults made DeFi easier by automating liquidity management. But capital remains locked into individual strategies. 1inch Aqua takes a different approach by letting the same wallet balance back multiple strategies.
Have you ever felt overwhelmed managing your DeFi liquidity? You have to choose trading pairs, price ranges, protocols and chains, then keep adjusting positions as markets move. Even experienced LPs can spend significant time managing it all.
Liquidity vaults and managers automate many of those decisions. 1inch Aqua offers a different alternative: the same wallet balance can back multiple liquidity positions at once, while your tokens remain in your wallet until a swap fills. Instead of only automating how capital is moved between isolated positions, Aqua changes how that capital is allocated in the first place.
Why liquidity vaults exist
Protocols such as Yearn and many modern liquidity managers were designed to reduce manual work.
Instead of creating and rebalancing positions yourself, you deposit assets into a vault. The strategy then manages liquidity on your behalf.
Depending on the protocol, the vault may:
automatically adjust positions as markets move.
optimize fee generation;
move capital between price ranges;
rebalance concentrated liquidity positions;
For many LPs, this is a major improvement. Professional strategies can often manage positions more efficiently than users making manual adjustments. But the underlying capital is still deposited and divided between specific positions. Aqua takes another approach by allowing multiple positions to draw on the same wallet balance.
The limitation of liquidity vaults
Liquidity managers improve how capital is managed.
They do not fundamentally change where that capital lives.
Once assets enter a vault, they are committed to that strategy. If another strategy would be a better fit tomorrow, the capital cannot support both at the same time.
Instead, it must be withdrawn, reallocated and redeployed.
The result is that strategies still compete for liquidity.
An LP with $100,000 who wants exposure to three different strategies typically has to split that balance into three separate allocations. Each strategy receives only part of the available capital, regardless of where trading demand ultimately appears.
Automation makes management easier.
It does not eliminate fragmentation.
Aqua starts from a different assumption
1inch Aqua is built around a different idea.
Instead of asking strategies to compete for deposits, Aqua lets multiple liquidity positions share the same wallet balance.
Liquidity providers approve their token balance once. Multiple positions can then reference that balance simultaneously.
The assets remain in the user's wallet until a qualifying swap is executed.
This changes the relationship between capital and strategies.
Rather than dividing one balance before knowing where trading activity will occur, the same balance can support multiple opportunities at once.
Shared liquidity instead of competing strategies
The difference between the two models is straightforward.
With a traditional liquidity manager:
additional strategies require additional allocations.
one strategy controls that capital;
capital is deposited into a vault;
With Aqua:
strategies share liquidity instead of competing for separate deposits.
multiple positions can reference the same approved balance;
tokens remain in the wallet;
The focus shifts from deciding where to lock capital to making existing capital available wherever it is needed.
Better capital utilization
This approach can improve capital utilization.
In conventional vaults, unused capital inside one strategy cannot automatically support another strategy.
With Aqua, multiple positions can draw on the same underlying balance, subject to the tokens actually available in the wallet.
The result is a liquidity model that is designed to reduce fragmentation while allowing LPs to participate across more markets without repeatedly splitting their assets.
Automation and shared liquidity are complementary
Liquidity managers and shared liquidity solve different problems.
Vaults focus on automating liquidity management. They reduce the operational burden of maintaining positions.
Shared liquidity focuses on how capital is allocated in the first place. It aims to remove the need to divide one balance across multiple positions before demand appears.
These approaches are not mutually exclusive.
In the future, automated liquidity strategies could themselves operate on top of shared liquidity infrastructure, combining automated management with more efficient capital allocation.
A new approach to liquidity provision
Liquidity managers made DeFi easier to use.
Shared liquidity aims to make the underlying capital work harder.
Instead of locking assets into isolated strategies, Aqua allows multiple positions to share the same wallet balance while preserving self-custody until execution.
As DeFi continues to evolve, improving liquidity will be about more than better automation. It will also require better ways to allocate capital across an increasingly fragmented on-chain ecosystem. As with any form of liquidity provision, Aqua positions remain exposed to market risk, and fees are not guaranteed.
Explore 1inch Aqua and discover an innovative approach to liquidity provision in DeFi.
Disclaimer: This content is provided for informational purposes only. Nothing in this material constitutes financial, investment, legal, or tax advice, or a recommendation to enter into any transaction. Interacting with Aqua involves risk, including the possible loss of all funds involved.

With limit orders in 1inch Wallet, you set your swap target price and keep full self-custody from your phone.
A swap is simple when you want to trade right now. But what if you want to buy only when the price drops? Or sell only when the market surges?
Until now, you could place limit orders only through the 1inch dApp. That meant opening a browser, connecting a wallet and managing trades outside the main wallet experience.
Now, limit orders are coming directly to 1inch Wallet. This gives you a cleaner way to place, manage and execute non-custodial limit orders without switching tools.
Why limit orders matter
A market swap executes at the current available price. That is useful when speed matters. But it also means you accept the market as it is.
A limit order works differently. You choose the price at which you want to trade. The order can be filled only if market conditions reach your target.
For example, instead of swapping ETH for USDC immediately, you can set a target rate and wait. If the market reaches that rate and the order can be executed, it gets filled. If not, the order remains open until it expires or you cancel it. This is useful when you do not want to monitor prices manually.
It can help you:
buy only at a price you are comfortable with;sell only when your target is reached;plan trades in advance;manage DeFi trades from mobile more easily.
Limit orders without leaving 1inch Wallet
Now, limit order functionality has been brought natively into 1inch Wallet. That matters because mobile traders should not have to move between interfaces just to use a basic trading tool. Wallets are where users hold assets, check balances and make decisions. Limit orders now fit into that same flow.
In 1inch Wallet, you can switch between a regular swap and a limit order from the trading screen.
You choose the asset you want to sell, the asset you want to receive, the price you want and the expiration period. Then you create the order directly from the wallet.
The experience is designed to feel simple on mobile while preserving the core benefits of DeFi: self-custody, transparency and programmable execution.
How limit orders work in 1inch Wallet
First, you select the token you want to sell and the token you want to receive. Limit orders work within a single chain, so the receiving token is selected on the same network as the source token.
Then you enter the amount. You can type the amount manually or use shortcuts such as 25%, 50%, 75% or max. If the amount is higher than your balance, the wallet will show an insufficient balance state and the order cannot be created.
Next, you set your target price. You can enter the price manually or use shortcuts based on the current market rate, such as market price or a percentage above or below it. You can also review the pair price in both directions, making it easier to understand the rate before creating the order.
Finally, you choose how long the order should stay active. If the market reaches your price before the expiry time and the order can be filled, execution can happen. If the order is not filled before expiry, it expires.
A better mobile trading flow
Limit orders are especially useful when you have a clear target but do not want to stay online waiting for the market.
Imagine you want to buy a token, but only if it becomes 5% cheaper. With a regular swap, you would need to keep checking the price and act manually. With a limit order, you can set the target and let the order wait.
Or imagine you already hold a token and want to sell only if it reaches a certain level. A limit order lets you define that level in advance.
This brings 1inch Wallet closer to the trading experience users expect from advanced platforms, but without giving up self-custody.
Your assets remain in your wallet. You do not deposit funds into a centralized account. You create a non-custodial order that can be executed according to the conditions you set.
Supported networks
Limit orders in 1inch Wallet support major blockchain networks:
Ethereum;BNB Chain;Solana;Polygon;Optimism;Arbitrum;Gnosis;Avalanche;zkSync EraBase;Linea;Sonic;Unichain.
This gives traders access to limit order functionality across a broad DeFi environment, directly from mobile.
Trade on your terms
Limit orders allow you to define execution conditions in advance, rather than acting on current market prices.
With limit orders in 1inch Wallet, you can define the rate you want, set the order from your phone and keep control of your assets throughout the process.
Download 1inch Wallet and trade on your terms.

Maple's syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT bring tokenized lending positions closer to everyday DeFi trading.
Stablecoins are useful. But they can also sit still. Hold USDC or USDT in a wallet, and you hold a dollar-pegged asset. That is simple. But in institutional credit markets, stablecoins can also become productive capital. That is the idea behind Maple.
Maple is an on-chain lending platform for institutions. Trading firms can borrow stablecoins through Maple and post crypto assets, such as BTC or ETH, as overcollateralized security. Lenders provide stablecoins and receive tokens that represent their position.
Now, Maple’s syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT are available through 1inch.
That gives users and builders another way to access assets across DeFi, with 1inch providing routing and swap infrastructure.
What Maple does
Maple connects lenders and institutional borrowers on-chain.
In simple terms, borrowers receive stablecoin loans. They post crypto collateral. They pay interest on those loans. Lenders provide USDC or USDT and receive a token that represents their deposit.
For USDC, the flow looks like this:
USDC → deposit into Maple → receive syrupUSDC
For USDT, it works the same way:
USDT → deposit into Maple → receive syrupUSDT
But these tokens are not the same as plain stablecoins. USDC is a dollar-pegged stablecoin, not creating any earning opportunity. By contrast, syrupUSDC represents USDC that has been deployed through Maple’s lending system. Its value can increase as, while remaining subject to the risks of the underlying lending strategy.
That is where the RWA angle comes in. These are on-chain tokens connected to institutional credit activity, not just crypto-native trading pairs.
Tokenized credit as part of DeFi infrastructure
RWAs are not only tokenized stocks or funds. Tokenized credit is also becoming part of the on-chain economy.
In traditional finance, credit positions are typically difficult to transfer and integrate with other financial infrastructure. Tokenization changes that. It allows credit positions to be represented, tracked and moved as on-chain assets.
For DeFi, that matters because it expands the range of assets that can move through decentralized infrastructure.
Stablecoins become more than settlement assets. Credit positions can become tokens. And those tokens can move through the same routing, swapping and wallet infrastructure that people already use across DeFi.
This does not remove risk. Lending markets still depend on borrower quality, collateral management, liquidity, protocol design and market conditions.
But it does make tokenized credit more portable and interoperable, allowing it to participate in the broader DeFi ecosystem alongside other on-chain assets.
What 1inch supports
1inch now supports Maple tokens:
syrupUSDC - on Ethereum, Arbitrum and BasesyrupUSDT - on Ethereum and BNB Chain
These tokens are available across the 1inch ecosystem.
On 1inch.com, users can access them through Swap, Trade or Terminal. In Portfolio, users can track prices, balances and bundles.
For builders and institutional teams, Maple token swaps are supported through APIs available on 1inch Business.
1inch’s role
1inch does not run Maple’s lending strategy. Minting, redeeming and lending remain on Maple’s side. Maple manages the credit product and the underlying lending mechanics.
1inch’s role is different: it helps users move into and out of these tokens through swap infrastructure. That distinction matters.
If you want to lend directly through Maple, you use Maple. If you want to trade syrupUSDC or syrupUSDT through available liquidity, 1inch can help route the swap.
This makes access simpler without turning 1inch into the issuer or manager of the asset.
Why routing matters for RWA tokens
RWA tokens need more than issuance. They need liquidity. A token can be well designed, but if users cannot enter or exit efficiently, the market remains hard to use. Liquidity may be spread across venues, chains and pools. Prices may differ. A direct route may not always be the best route.
That is where 1inch intent-based swaps are useful.Instead of manually checking routes, users can express the trade they want.
For Maple tokens, this helps make trading more flexible. A user can move between stablecoins and syrup tokens through 1inch, while the routing layer searches for efficient execution across available liquidity.
Why this matters for stablecoin users
Many users understand USDC and USDT. They are simple, liquid and widely used across DeFi.
Maple tokens introduce a different question: what if a stablecoin position could also represent access to institutional lending activity?
That is the difference between holding a plain dollar stablecoin and holding a tokenized credit position linked to that stablecoin.
USDC is idle unless you do something with it. syrupUSDC is designed to represent USDC deployed through Maple’s lending system. USDT works the same way with syrupUSDT.
This makes Maple tokens part of a broader shift in DeFi: stablecoins are increasingly becoming the base layer for more advanced on-chain financial products.
Explore Maple tokens on 1inch.
Disclaimer: This content is for general information purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Not available in the US and other restricted jurisdictions.

Robinhood Chain tokenləşdirilmiş real dünya aktivlərini onçeynə gətirir. 1inch onları ticarət etmək üçün daha da asan edir.
RWAları rəvan və səmərəli ticarət etmək üçün hansı şəbəkədən istifadə etməlisiniz? Bir cavab Robinhood Chain-dir — real dünya aktivlərinin ticarəti üçün xüsusi olaraq hazırlanmış Arbitrum əsaslı şəbəkə. 1inch Robinhood Chain-i inteqrasiya edib və sadə bir məqsəd qoyub: tokenləşdirilmiş real dünya aktivlərini 1inch vasitəsilə daha rahat əldə etmək, yönləndirmək və ticarət etmək.
“Robinhood Chain tokenləşdirilmiş real dünya aktivlərini onçeynə gətirir”, deyə 1inch-in həmtəsisçisi Serçej Kunc bildirir. “Bizim rolumuz onları likvid və ticarət edilə bilən etmək üçün infrastruktur təmin etməkdir. ABŞ-ın ən böyük pərakəndə kripto platformalarından biri RWA bazarına daxil olduqca səmərəli rouing, dərin likvidlik və etibarlı icra getdikcə daha vacib olur. Məhz buna görə 1inch illərdir bunu qurur.”

Bu yazıda, 1inch və markalı təhlükəsizlik firması Phishfort, DeFi-də ən çox yayılmış hücum vektorlarını analiz edir və sizi təhlükəsiz saxlamağa kömək edəcək praktiki məsləhətlər paylaşır.
Hər gün milyonlarla istifadəçi DeFi-yə dəyəri sərbəst şəkildə köçürmək, qlobal bazarlara daxil olmaq və aktivlərinə nəzarət etmək üçün etibar edir. Bu etibar bizim üçün vacibdir. Sizin təhlükəsizliyiniz bir xüsusiyyət deyil. Bu, inşa etdiyimiz hər şeyin təməlidir.
Amma imkanların olduğu yerdə, pis aktorlar da var. Fırıldaqçılar daima həm aparıcı DeFi layihələrini, həm də fərdi istifadəçiləri istismar etməyə çalışırlar. Təhlükələr inkişaf edir, amma bir şey qalır: təhlükəsiz qalmaq diqqət tələb edir və düzgün bilik lazımdır.

1inch, Bitget Wallet, Ondo, BOB, DaGama və SafePal tərəfindən aparılan 8,000-dən çox fərdin iştirak etdiyi bir sorğunun nəticələri, 2026-cı il üçün kripto ilə bağlı optimist bir görünüşü ortaya qoyur.
DeFi istifadəçiləri hələ də müsbət fikirdirlər.
Bu, 1inch tərəfindən aparılan və DeFi seqmentindəki beş digər əsas oyunçu ilə əməkdaşlıqda həyata keçirilmiş genişmiqyaslı bir sorğunun başlıca tapıntılarından biridir.
Dünya üzrə respondentlərin 72%-i kripto sektorunun gələcəyi ilə bağlı optimizm ifadə etdi, sorğu göstərir ki, ABŞ-da hətta daha yüksək səviyyələr (82%) qeydə alınıb.

Aqua 1inch tərəfindən yaradılmış yeni likvidlik qatıdır, DeFi-də kapital və gəlir strategiyalarının necə işlədiyini dəyişdirmək üçün qurulmuşdur. Biz bunu ilk olaraq Web3 inkişaf etdiricilərinə təqdim edirik ki, onlar inşaat etməyə başlasınlar və bu radikal yeni yanaşmanın imkanlarını təsdiq etsinlər.
Aqua, 1inch tərəfindən hazırlanmış yeni protokol, mərkəzləşdirilməmiş maliyyə sahəsində likvidliyə giriş və kapital səmərəliliyini inqilab edir.
Sadə desək: Aqua ilə siz eyni anda bir neçə strategiya arasında aktivləri paylaşa bilərsiniz - kilidləmədən və vəsaitlərinizi cüzdanınızda saxlayaraq. Nəticə? Strategiyalar artıq likvidlik üçün mübarizə aparmağa ehtiyac duymur - beləliklə, hər şəbəkə daha böyük səmərəlilik və potensial əməliyyat həcmi görür.

Bu yazıda, DeFi-də likvidliyin necə səmərəli və çevik istifadə olunmasını məhdudlaşdıran əsas amilləri araşdırırıq.
Likvidlik təminatı DeFi-də ən yaygın fəaliyyətlərdən biri halına gəldi və mübadilələrdən sabit valyuta bazarlarına qədər hər şeyi gücləndirir. Lakin bugünkü likvidlik fəaliyyətinin bir çox çətinliklər yaratdığı istifadəçilər üçün aktivləri səmərəli şəkildə təmin etmək istəyənlər. Bu çətinliklərin əksəriyyəti ekosistemin illər ərzində necə inkişaf etməsindən irəliləyir, hər bir protokol öz likvidlik modelini və tələblərini təqdim edir. Nəticə olaraq, işləyən bir sistem var, lakin çox vaxt daha çox səy, daha çox kapital və daha çox diqqət tələb edir.

Bu əməkdaşlıq, AI ilə gücləndirilmiş təhdid aşkarlanması ilə DeFi təhlükəsizliyini yüksəldir.
DeFi böyüdükcə, daha çox pis aktyor onun müdafiəsini sınaqdan keçirir. 1inch, möhkəm təhlükəsizlik perimetrini saxlamaq üçün davamlı işləyir. Lakin, hakerlər yeni hücum vektorları tapmaq üçün daha sürətlə hərəkət etdikcə, müdafiə də eyni sürətlə inkişaf etməlidir.
Bir cavab, təhlükəsizliyə yeni yanaşmalar gətirən tərəfdaşlıqlar qurmaqda yatır. Bunların ən sonu, Innerworks-in proqnozlaşdırıcı AI-sını, inkişaf etmiş cihaz zəkasını və RedTeam etik hacking alətlərini 1inch-in proaktiv müdafiə sistemi ilə birləşdirərək, DeFi-də təhlükəsizlik üçün yeni bir standart müəyyən edir.

Bu xüsusiyyət, istifadəçilərə şəbəkələrin yerli valyutalarını bir addımda - daha sürətli, daha təhlükəsiz və daha sadə bir şəkildə dəyişdirməyə imkan verən əsas UX təkmilləşdirilməsi kimi gəlir.
1inch-də, hər yeni xüsusiyyət, əngəlləri azaltmaq və səmərəliliyi artırmaq üçün hazırlanır. Şəbəkələrin yerli valyuta dəyişdirmələrinin tətbiqi, kripto dəyişdirməni mümkün qədər hamar və intuitiv etmək üçün başqa bir böyük addım atır.
İndi siz, 1inch-in niyyətə əsaslanan və ya çarpaz zəncir funksionallığını istifadə edərək, bir şəbəkənin yerli tokenlərini - Ethereum-da ETH və ya Polygon-da POL kimi - tək bir addımda istənilən digər valyutaya dəyişə bilərsiniz. Heç bir əl ilə sarma, bir neçə təsdiqi idarə etmək yoxdur. Sadəcə bir təsdiq, və sizin dəyişdirməniz tamamlandı.