Self-custody wallets integrate with liquidity infrastructure, upgrading swap transaction experience

[Crypto World] The combination of self-custody wallets and on-chain liquidity infrastructure is becoming a new direction for improving trading experiences. A wallet application that has been validated over many years recently announced a deep integration with a non-custodial liquidity platform, aiming to optimize in-app token swap functions.

The core logic of this solution is quite interesting — integrating the wallet’s security features with the liquidity platform’s custodial reserves and efficient API. What is the result? Users see more stable price quotes, less trading slippage, especially during volatile periods in the crypto market, the system can maintain better reliability.

Based on initial feedback data, this combined approach has indeed shown effectiveness. The number of active users performing swaps is increasing, and trading volume is also rising. This indicates that improvements like optimizing trading depth and reducing costs can directly attract more participants.