• On September 24, OnchainKit announced the release of their upgraded Swap Component, version 0.33.1, which introduces several new features aimed at enhancing user experience in token swapping. Key updates include support for low liquidity tokens on the Base network, configurable maximum slippage, and the display of token values in USD, allowing users to make more informed trading decisions. The new slippage configuration options empower users to set their preferred slippage tolerance, ensuring that trades execute according to their individual risk preferences. Additionally, the one-click swap feature, which utilizes atomic batching, streamlines the swapping process, reducing the number of clicks required from three to one. Another significant enhancement is the introduction of gasless swaps, which allows users with smart wallets to conduct transactions without needing to pay gas fees upfront. This is facilitated by a Paymaster service that can sponsor these transactions. Furthermore, the update includes an app interface fee feature, enabling applications to charge a fee when users swap tokens through their interface. This opens up new revenue streams for developers and is currently in private beta, inviting interested parties to reach out for participation. OnchainKit emphasizes its commitment to community involvement by encouraging feedback and contributions through their GitHub page. They also maintain an open-source design philosophy, inviting designers to join their Figma community and customize the design elements for their own projects. Overall, these updates reflect OnchainKit's goal of simplifying the development of on-chain applications and enhancing user experiences in the decentralized finance space.