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The innovative protocol will replace a legacy solution from 0x in the 1inch dApp, offering users much more efficient and flexible limit order swap opportunities. The 1inch Network is thrilled to release a unique, innovative solution – the 1inch Limit Order Protocol. The limit order feature enables users to buy or sell crypto assets at a specific price. A limit order option has been available in the 1inch dApp for a while, but, until recently, it was based on the 0x protocol. Now, it has been replaced with the much more efficient 1inch Limit Order Protocol. The 1inch Limit Order