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This one’s for the builders. News, insights and ecosystem deep dives for Web3 developers, from the team behind @1inch.
Joined November 2025
Welcome to 1inchdevs A home for our conversation with you, the community building Web3 one block at a time. This is where the real conversation about Aqua will happen - but it’s also much more. ⬇️Our DevRel Tanner @tanz0rz explains it best
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Rise and shine, it’s spot the bug time (this one is probably easier than last week’s) 1. What’s wrong? 2. How do we fix it?
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The 1inch Swap API is a core part of many wallets' swap flows. Take @MetaMask - who use it for liquidity sourcing, quote normalization & gas-aware routing. Btw, @metamaskdev was a big inspiration for this account. ♥️ a project that appreciates builders
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Sure, it’s the weekend, but let’s be real. What are you building?
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Even better - the math for these swap strategies can be created using SwapVM… Our specialized architecture to further simplify the development process for builders. But that’s another story… 😉
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This is why Aqua == truly unlocked capital. Traditional LPs lock tokens in one place. Aqua turns your assets into omnipresent liquidity.
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The full balance of each stable is available to *both* swapping algorithms and for *all combinations of pools* - SIMULTANEOUSLY 🤯 ▪️Concentrated liquidity for USDC/USDT, USDC/USDS, and USDT/USDS ▪️Constant-mean weighted for USDC/USDT/USDS (3-token pool) And the tokens only
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Let’s take USDC, USDT, and USDS, and deploy two strategies: the first based on concentrated liquidity and the second based on constant-mean weighted. Users will deposit/withdraw their tokens just like the vaults we know today. And we’ll use Aqua to generate maximum yield. How?
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Still wondering what you can build on Aqua? Honestly - the only limit is your imagination. So here’s some inspiration. How about a vault to earn yield on stablecoins?
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#5: EIP-7917 (Deterministic Proposer Lookahead) – L2s get psychic. Validators now know the next epoch's block proposers in advance. Based rollups can pre-confirm txs faster, slashing latency and manipulation risks. A forward-looking change for based sequencing.
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#4: EIP-7918 (Blob Fee Regularity) – Blobs reflect L1 costs. During times of high L1 execution costs, blobs are basically free. EIP-7918 adds a simple dynamic floor: the blob base fee can never drop below ~1/16th of the normal L1 execution base fee. This will lead to a much
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#3: EIP-7935 (Gas Limit Increase) – More room to breathe (kind of). This one is actually a bit of a nothing burger. Validator voting beat this EIP to the punch, but it is nice to have clients formally set the default gas limit to 60M. The L1 is scaling!
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#2: EIP-7892 (Blob Parameter Only Forks) – Scaling tweaks without the overhead. No more waiting for the normal fork cadence to bump blob limits. BPO forks are mini-hardforks that tweak Ethereum's blob limits in a controlled and safe way. Post-Fusaka, we hit BPO1 Dec 9 (blob
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#1: EIP-7594 (PeerDAS) – The scalability beast. You‘ve probably heard about PeerDAS already. Data availability sampling means nodes now only have to download 1/8 of the total block data set. That means higher blob throughput without bloating node requirements. So rollups get
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Ethereum's Fusaka hard fork drops today. It’s an acronym of Fulu (consensus layer) + Osaka (execution layer) ANYWAY - a lot of the EIPs focus on L2s. Let's go through some of the changes
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This is just the beginning. Swap strategies can be as simple or complex as you want - and swap math can be your sole focus. Aqua takes care of the rest. Try it for yourself: https://t.co/rxVWKQrJ4d
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Contribute to 1inch/aqua-app-template development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Now you’re up and running - and anyone else can join this strategy with you. Each new wallet deepens the liquidity and increases the utility of the new pool. ⬇️
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Any taker can now swap against your balance. They just call the swap method on your constant product strategy. The contract reads your real balances via Aqua, applies the constant-product formula, and settles. ⬇️
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alculate the output math in Solidity just like you would for a stand-alone AMM - then plug it into the Aqua contracts. ▪️As the liquidity provider, you simply: ▪️Hold both tokens in your wallet ▪️Approve the pair once to the Aqua registry Register your wallet with the
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Aqua lets you recreate the same x·y=k math that powers Uniswap V2 But you never deploy a factory or a pool contract And you never move your tokens out of your wallet. How? ⬇️
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