MetaMask introduces limit orders for token swaps

MetaMask has added limit orders to its token swap feature, letting users set a target price at which a trade executes automatically rather than swapping at the prevailing market rate. The functionality is designed to give traders more control over execution and reduce exposure to price slippage on decentralized exchanges. It matters because the world's most widely used Ethereum wallet is moving deeper into order-book-style trading, potentially drawing more routine trading activity away from centralized venues and into self-custody. Watch for which chains and liquidity sources MetaMask routes these orders through, whether fees differ from standard swaps, and whether rival wallets follow with similar features.