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Providing liquidity has always meant sending your tokens to a pool first. With Aqua they stay in your wallet and move only when a swap fills. How that works, and what it does not change:
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Providing liquidity without handing over your tokens: how self-custodial LP works

Every liquidity pool starts with the same step. You send your tokens to a contract, they sit there as pool liquidity and you get them back when you withdraw. 1inch Aqua drops that step. Your tokens

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You provided liquidity and took the risk. Then a bot showed up for one swap, took part of the fee and left. How JIT fee-sniping works in pooled AMMs and why an Aqua strategy has no door for it:
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How Aqua protects your fees from just-in-time liquidity

You provided liquidity, took the market risk and waited for trades. Then a bot appeared for a single swap, captured part of the fee and disappeared. That is just-in-time liquidity, or JIT. It is not a

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It is Saturday. The stock market is closed, the tokenized version is still trading and the price has drifted from where you wanted it. You do not have to watch the chart. Set your rate on 1inch and let the limit order wait.
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Limit orders for tokenized stocks: set your price and let the order wait

Tokenized stocks trade onchain around the clock, while the market they track closes every evening and every weekend. Prices drift in between. A limit order lets you name the rate you want and stop

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The US Senate has pushed the CLARITY Act to September, and the window for crypto market-structure law this year is narrowing. 1inch Senior Legal Counsel Maylea Ma on why an imperfect but protective framework still beats regulatory uncertainty:
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What’s happening with the CLARITY Act?

The US Senate has pushed consideration of the CLARITY Act to September, narrowing the window for crypto market-structure legislation this year. For DeFi, 1inch Senior Legal Counsel Maylea Ma says an

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Six ways DeFi provides liquidity, and where each one breaks

Every swap in DeFi depends on someone providing liquidity first. But that liquidity comes from several distinct models, each with particular advantages and limitations, and each with a point where it

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Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade: what changes for users, builders and DeFi

Ethereum’s next major upgrade is moving into its final development phase. For users, apps and infrastructure teams, Glamsterdam could make Ethereum easier to index, faster to process and better

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MiCA's July 1 deadline: what changes, and what still doesn't

July 1, 2026. MiCA applies across the whole EU, but member states could set their own transition period for providers already operating under national rules before full authorization became mandatory.

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Tokenization doesn't create liquidity by itself.

Tokenization gets the asset on-chain. That is a significant step. It can make ownership easier to track, settlement faster, transfers more programmable and financial products easier to plug into other

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Which protocols are positioning themselves around RWAs?

Every major DeFi protocol has an RWA strategy now. They mean different things by it. Borrowing stablecoins against tokenized Treasury bills is an RWA story. So is earning yield from institutional

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37 banks are building a stablecoin. Here's what they're actually solving.

For banks, fintechs and asset managers, stablecoins offer something simple: digital money that can move on-chain, around the clock. What's the strongest use case for institutional crypto adoption? One

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Why TradFi is moving on-chain – and what keeps slowing it down

What TradFi actually wants Faster rails, same tollbooths. The institutions moving on-chain are not here because they changed their minds about who should control financial infrastructure. They are

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What an RWA actually is - and where people get it wrong

"Real-world asset" sounds like one of those crypto terms that explains itself. An asset exists in the real world. You tokenize it. Now it's an RWA. Simple enough. Until you look closer. A tokenized

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