According to ChainCatcher news, the OKX Web3 wallet's mobile trading section now supports limit orders for the Solana network, as per official announcements. Users can conduct limit trades for Solana network assets through the OKX Web3 wallet, setting their own trading parameters, with smart contracts automatically executing buy or sell operations, achieving more precise asset trading.It is reported that the newly added Solana limit order feature adopts a decentralized design, aiming to further enhance the security of user assets. As an industry-leading one-stop Web3 gateway, the OKX Web3 wallet supports over 120 popular public chains and provides a seamless experience across four platforms: App, plugin, web, and Telegram Mini wallet, creating an efficient and convenient on-chain interaction environment for users.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by lookonchain, a giant whale from ai16z is selling 5.3 million ai16z (worth $10.68 million) through a limit order. This whale had purchased 10.6 million ai16z at an average price of $0.214 between November 15 and November 22, 2024 (costing $2.27 million), and the current profit is approximately $19 million. In the past 4 hours, this whale has deposited 5.3 million ai16z (worth $10.68 million) into Jupiter, preparing to sell through a limit order.

ChainCatcher message, Kyber Network announced on social media that KyberSwap is expanding to Sonic, and the KyberSwap aggregator and limit orders have been deployed.

ChainCatcher message, the DEX aggregator Jupiter announced on platform X that it will deprecate the old limit order endpoint on November 5, 2024. If users are still using the old endpoint, please upgrade to the latest version as soon as possible.

ChainCatcher news, according to Chainwire, the decentralized trading platform Dexalot has announced the launch of its central limit order book DEX on Arbitrum. This move marks Dexalot's first step in expanding beyond the Avalanche ecosystem.It is reported that Dexalot operates its existing CLOB trading platform on a dedicated application-specific chain, which was launched in February 2023. The decision to extend Dexalot's trading infrastructure to Arbitrum will bring a robust set of features to users of Ethereum L2.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the Solana ecosystem DEX Jupiter now supports users to create W limit orders.The Wormhole airdrop will be available for claiming on April 3rd at 19:30. The Backpack plugin wallet has launched the W airdrop query and claiming feature. Users can enter the claiming page through the banner in the wallet after W is open for claiming. Meanwhile, the Backpack trading platform will open W trading on April 3rd at 20:00.

ChainCatcher news, Uniswap Labs announced on social media that limit orders are now live in the Uniswap web application. The cost of limit orders is zero, there is no minimum trade size requirement, and no funds are held in escrow. If the order is not completed within the set time, it will expire, and the trade will never be executed.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official blog, the DEX aggregator 1inch announced improvements to the 1inch exchange and limit order features. With these upgrades, 1inch users and integrators can enjoy more efficient exchanges and limit orders than ever before, saving up to 16% on transaction costs.

ChainCatcher message, according to the official announcement, to enhance the performance of the trading system and protect the market, OKX will introduce a single limit order USD value cap at 4:00 PM (UTC+8) on November 9, 2023. Limit orders exceeding this limit will fail to be placed. The single limit order cap for all types of trading products (spot, margin, delivery, perpetual, options) will be uniformly adjusted to 20,000,000 USD.According to OKX, if there are orders exceeding the limit, timely adjustments are needed to avoid order failures. Among them, API users will receive error code "51185" when placing excessive orders. Users will see the error message "The value of a single limit order cannot exceed 20,000,000 USD" on the front end. Orders for RFQ and Nitro Spreads are not subject to this new limit.

ChainCatcher news, the Move ecosystem DEX and liquidity protocol Cetus have integrated the Sui native central limit order book DEX DeepBook, allowing users to utilize CLMM and CLOB to provide supported liquidity depth and slippage control.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, the DEX project Trader Joe has launched an on-chain limit order feature. Users can now set up buy or sell orders that execute automatically, without incurring any fees or price impact.

ChainCatcher news, the Sui native Central Limit Order Book (CLOB) DEX DeepBook is completing its final testing and is expected to launch in a few weeks. The community builders are currently invited to integrate and test DeepBook, and application builders can now integrate their applications with DeepBook to be ready when the order book is fully tested and starts trading.Previously reported, the decentralized exchange MovEX on Sui is co-developing DeepBook with the Sui Foundation, aiming to bring deep liquidity to all DeFi protocols on Sui, and will collaborate with top market makers to provide better liquidity depth. DeepBook has been integrated into Sui's official framework. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Blur founder Pacman tweeted that around 11:00 AM Beijing time on April 22, Blur detected a vulnerability in its message processing that affected some bids canceled in the past 80 hours. After detecting the vulnerability, the team immediately disabled the "accept order price" feature. In a span of 30 minutes, 36 affected order prices were accepted. Subsequently, Blur fixed the issue and re-enabled the order price feature at 2:05 PM Beijing time on April 22. Before accepting the order price, any current order price above the floor price would be automatically canceled.Pacman stated that in addition to fixing the vulnerability that caused the issue, the team also implemented two additional redundant security checks to ensure that this problem does not occur again. Traders whose affected order prices were accepted will receive a refund equal to twice the difference between their bid and the appropriate highest bid at that time. For example, if the highest bid was 14.5 ETH and the affected order price was accepted at 15.5 ETH, Blur will refund 2 ETH. Affected traders do not need to sell their NFTs to receive this refund. Blur will automatically send it within the next 24 hours. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized trading platform Dexalot has announced the launch of the first centralized limit order subnet on Avalanche. Dexalot is an EVM protocol compatible with smart contract development. The Dexalot subnet aims to balance the user experience of centralized exchanges with decentralization and transparency, designed to provide an on-chain centralized limit order book (CLOB) with low trading fees, fast transaction speeds, and support for cross-spot trading pairs.In addition, Dexalot has announced the launch of an incentive program, DIP, which will provide active traders with up to $4.8 million in ALOT tokens over the coming months. (source link)