1/ New beta drop! 👀 Meet UniswapX⚡— a new permissionless, open source (GPL), auction-based protocol for trading across AMMs & other liquidity sources. TL;DR: Over time, it’ll give users more liquidity, better prices, MEV protection, & gas-free swapping! Opt-in to the beta👇

2/ UniswapX is next-level aggregation 💪 It outsources the complexity of routing to an open network of fillers who compete to fill swaps at the best prices. Read the details in our whitepaper:

3/ What does this mean for swappers? As a competitive ecosystem of fillers forms, it will bring: 💸 Better prices ⛽  Gas-free swapping 🤝 MEV protection 🤩 No cost for failed transactions 👀 Gas-free cross-chain swaps (coming soon)

4/ How is it gas free? ⛽ 🆓 Swappers sign an offchain order, which is submitted onchain by fillers who pay gas on swappers’ behalf to complete the transaction 🔏 Swappers don’t need a chain’s native token to trade and don’t have to pay for failed transactions 🔥🔥

5/ And what about MEV protection? 👊 MEV is one of the biggest issues facing onchain swapping today. With UniswapX, MEV that would be left on the table and captured by an arbitrage transaction is instead returned to swappers through improved prices 💰

6/ Cross-chain too? 😮‍💨 Later this year, we’ll launch a cross-chain UniswapX that combines swapping and bridging into one action ⚔️ Swappers will be able to swap between chains in seconds 💨 This includes native asset swaps, reducing the need for bridged tokens.

7/ UniswapX is built into the same interface you know and love, with the same principles of security, self-custody, and community that make Uniswap the most trusted name in DeFi 🦄 As always, our code has been extensively tested & audited 🔒

8/ The opt-in beta is live today! Because we’re in beta, most orders will still go through classic routing. As more fillers enter the system and parameterization is tuned, more trades will route through UniswapX. Check it out here:

Ok - credit where credit is due, props for making this open source!

I like the opensource part. Way to go! What's the differences between this and @CoWSwap solvers?