ICPSwap 3.5: Limit Orders and Major Upgrades Ready to Roll

The ICPSwap team has announced that version 3.5 of its platform is nearing release, bringing significant improvements to functionality and performance. Following a successful code audit, developers are applying final updates and optimisations based on the audit’s findings.

Among the standout features is the introduction of Limit Order functionality, offering users enhanced control over their trades. This long-anticipated feature is complemented by support for new standards introduced by the DFINITY Foundation, including ICRC21, ICRC28, and ICRC34, which aim to improve interoperability and functionality across the ecosystem.

Another key addition is support for Identity Kit and NFID connections, making it easier for users to manage their identities and access the platform seamlessly.

Addressing the high load and cycles consumption on the lhg73 subnet, the update also enables deployment of ICPSwap SwapPool canisters on additional subnets. This change is expected to boost efficiency and scalability, ensuring smoother operations as the platform continues to grow.

With these upgrades, ICPSwap solidifies its position as a versatile and forward-thinking player in the blockchain space, delivering tools that cater to user needs while keeping pace with technological advancements.

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