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The post Walletverse Launches 1inch Swaps In-App, Unlocking Aggregated Liquidity, Better Execution, and Cross-Chain Exchanges appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Walletverse today announced that 1inch is now live inside the Walletverse app, enabling users to swap crypto using one of the most widely used DEX aggregation infrastructures in DeFi. 1inch is designed to search across multiple liquidity sources and route swaps to improve execution compared with relying on a single venue. With the integration, Walletverse users can access: Better exchange rates by aggregating pricing across multiple liquidity sources. Lower swap costs through optimized routing and efficient execution. Support for both intra-chain and cross-chain exchanges, enabling users to swap within a network or move value across supported networks directly in the app. The feature is fully live and ready to use. Why this matters in 2026: swaps are an execution problem, not just a UI button In decentralized markets, the final price you get depends on liquidity depth, routing, slippage, and how your trade is executed. DEX aggregators exist to solve this by splitting a trade across routes and venues when necessary to improve price and reduce slippage. 1inch’s routing approach (often referred to via its Pathfinder routing logic) is designed specifically for this “best-path” execution problem. By bringing 1inch in-app, Walletverse aims to make that execution quality accessible in a simpler user flow, so users can swap without manually comparing routes or jumping between tools. What users get with 1inch swaps inside Walletverse 1. Better pricing through aggregated liquidity. Instead of relying on a single DEX, 1inch aggregates liquidity and can route across multiple sources to find more efficient execution. 2. Reduced slippage on many swaps. When liquidity is fragmented, splitting swaps across routes can reduce price impact versus one-shot execution in a thin pool (especially for larger orders).…

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