ICPSwap has announced a range of updates aimed at giving users more control and clarity over their trading and liquidity activities. The latest changes include improved browsing for limit orders, smarter price suggestions, and a refreshed user interface across key parts of the platform.
One of the main updates is the enhanced limit order function, which now allows users to browse open limit orders across all token pairs. The team has cautioned that searching through large volumes of orders might slow down the loading time, so users looking for quicker results are advised to filter by specific pairs.
The token transfer page has been fine-tuned for better performance, and a revamp of the wallet page’s user experience is reportedly nearing completion. ICPSwap says about 80 per cent of the wallet updates are already in place, aiming to make navigation and interactions more intuitive.
The platform has also started rolling out front-end alerts to warn users when a token’s swap canister is running low on cycles. This feature is being introduced gradually and is intended to give users more transparency during their transactions.
Liquidity providers will notice a new addition in the Fram Pool. Positions staked now come with a clear indicator showing whether the price range is currently active or out of range. This small but helpful visual cue is designed to make pool management simpler for users tracking their active positions.
A new smart price range suggestion feature has also been added to the Add Liquidity page. By selecting the “Auto” button, users can now get recommended price ranges based on historical trading data from the past 24 hours, seven days, or thirty days. The idea is to help liquidity providers make more informed decisions when setting their price parameters.
For traders keeping an eye on market activity, ICPSwap has introduced trade size badges on both the Swap Pro and Info pages. These badges classify trades by size — with fish representing trades between $1,000 and $5,000, dolphins covering $5,000 to $10,000, and whales marking trades over $10,000. The feature is aimed at helping users quickly identify large or small trades and filter them accordingly.
The latest release also includes a round of bug fixes. Among the issues addressed were misleading messages after one-click fee collection, unnecessary pagination in Pro history when no data was present, formatting problems in SNS proposal summaries, and tab switching glitches on the proposal voting page. ICPSwap has confirmed that several other minor issues have been resolved as part of this maintenance update.
Alongside these feature updates, ongoing tweaks to the platform’s design and user interface are expected to continue, as the team works on delivering a smoother, more responsive experience across the DApp.
With these updates, ICPSwap is focusing on refining user interaction while keeping traders and liquidity providers better informed during their activity on the platform.
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