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- Uniswap now offers gas-free Limit Orders using UniswapX with automatic execution across on-chain and off-chain liquidity.
- Users can trade any ERC‑20 token without minimum swap limits, all directly via the Uniswap Web App.
If you usually have to keep an eye on the chart to be able to sell or buy tokens at the right price, now it’s time to breathe a little easier. Uniswap has launched a Limit Orders feature that is directly integrated with UniswapX—and most interestingly, users can make orders without paying any gas at all. Yes, it’s really zero gas unless you cancel it before the time runs out.
Limit Orders are powered by UniswapX:
✸ Cost zero gas
✸ Allow you to buy and sell tokens on your terms
✸ Use onchain and offchain liquidity for better pricesLive in the Uniswap Web App 🦄 pic.twitter.com/7qwOIyA0sk
— Uniswap Labs 🦄 (@Uniswap) June 14, 2025
A New Way to Trade Without Watching the Charts
Limit Orders can be said to be a practical solution for traders who don’t want to bother. Simply open the Uniswap Web App, select a token, determine the desired price, and set the order duration.
After that, just sit back. The order will be executed automatically once the market price reaches the target. If not, that’s it—the order expires without any fees. And not only that, this feature also applies to all ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum network, with no minimum swap limits. Flexible enough for both small and large users.
What makes it even more interesting is that this system combines liquidity from two worlds: on-chain and off-chain. So, when you place an order, the UniswapX system will find who can execute it at the best price. Third-party fillers are also competing to fill your order. It feels like an open auction but everything is automated and you just have to accept the results.
The Limit Orders feature is now active and can be tried directly. Many users have started to welcome it with enthusiasm, especially because they don’t have to pay gas like regular orders. Using a wallet also feels more practical—similar to placing an order on a traditional exchange, but this time without a centralized operator.
Uniswap Is Quietly Building More Than You Think
While Limit Orders are currently the talk of the town, this is actually not the only breakthrough Uniswap has made lately. On the other hand, CNF previously reported that Uniswap has also released Smart Wallets.
This feature allows one-click swap transactions and bundling of multiple transactions at once, with support for the EIP‑7702 and EIP‑5792 standards. Although there was internal tension in the DAO community and the supply of tokens on the exchange increased, the development of the feature continues.
Furthermore, in April, Uniswap also added a new module to the Web App that displays direct rewards from the liquidity pool. Now, users can see their returns in real time without having to open additional tabs or use a calculator. This update, Uniswap Labs says, is part of their efforts to increase transparency. It makes sense, because more and more users are wondering whether holding liquidity is really profitable.
Moving into May, it was Uniswap v4’s turn to show off. Their Layer‑2 network called Unichain dominated the activity, with over 76% of swap volume coming from there. Meanwhile, the main Ethereum only contributed around 15.5%. This figure was driven by liquidity incentives and the Rollup‑Boost feature that seemed to attract the attention of large users. In short, Uniswap is really directing the flow to its own infrastructure.
The UNI token, at the time of writing, is currently around $7.58. In the last 24 hours it has increased by around 5.22% and in the last 7 days it has strengthened by more than 21%. This figure could be a reflection of the market welcoming these new features, or well… maybe it is also due to the rising market momentum.
