According to CryptoPotato, decentralized exchange platform Uniswap has launched three new features to improve its users' swapping experience: the Uniswap Extension, Limit Orders, and Data & Insights. The Uniswap Extension is the first browser wallet extension accessible in the sidebar, allowing users to swap tokens, authorize transactions, and manage crypto assets without disrupting their browsing experience. Limit Orders enable users to set predefined price and duration parameters for any token traded on Ethereum, with the swap automatically executing when the market price meets the specified conditions. These orders, powered by UniswapX, incur zero gas fees.
Additionally, the platform has integrated real-time charts, transaction logs, pool data, and project information directly into its interface, providing users with valuable insights and analytics. Users can execute various actions such as swapping, purchasing, sending, and placing limit orders directly from these integrated pages. Uniswap's native token, UNI, experienced a significant surge in February, reaching a multi-year peak of $12.6 before retracting slightly to over $11. The token's increase can be attributed to a series of advancements within the Uniswap Ecosystem, including the announcement of the release window for the launch of its fourth version on the mainnet and a proposal to overhaul the protocol's governance system.