1inch Launches Shared Liquidity Protocol Aqua
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1inch has launched the shared liquidity protocol Aqua on 13 EVM-compatible chains. The protocol, set to debut in November 2025, allows funds in a single wallet to support multiple trading strategies simultaneously. Liquidity providers can authorize their tokens for use in various strategies, each with its own rules and access restrictions. Users can utilize their assets across multiple DeFi roles, including providing liquidity, voting, or staking.
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