KyberSwap rolled out Limit Order 2.0 on July 6, adding a live order book, built-in price charts, and filters for stale or pseudo orders. Traders can now take matching maker orders directly from the book instead of creating a separate limit order, with chart context and executable liquidity on the same KyberSwap screen.

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