According to the official governance page, the Uniswap community has voted to approve the "Authorization of UNI to Active but Underrepresented Delegates" temperature check proposal. The proposal seeks to authorize 10 million UNI from the DAO treasury to underrepresented delegates. The top four candidates can receive up to 2.5 million UNI authorization, and the remaining tokens will be distributed evenly among other candidates. These tokens will be non-transferable and only for the use of voting purposes by these delegates, increasing their voice in governance proposals.<br>Based on the voting results, the top 4 delegates confirmed to receive 2.5 million UNI authorization are 404 DAO, Wintermute Governance, PGov, and StableLab. The remaining UNI will be distributed among Keyrock, Karpatkey, and atiselsts.eth based on their respective votes. The next step will be to calculate the amount required for each authorization and incorporate technical understanding of execution.<br>

A group of seven Uniswap DAO representatives with a voting rate of over 80% but negligible voting power is closer to obtaining an increase in voting power after Wednesday's temperature check vote. The proposal will allocate 10 million Uniswap (worth approximately $60 million at current prices) to DAO representatives with "insufficient representation," whose Uniswap holdings are less than 2.5 million. DAOs from the Georgia Institute of Technology blockchain club and Wintermute are the two most popular representatives in the interim check.

Uniswap has announced the launch of the V4 template for developers. The V4 template has innovative features that enable a seamless development journey. It aims to simplify the experience of developers building on the Uniswap contract, making it easier and more efficient. The template is deployed on the Goerli test network. All scripts are tailor-made for Goerli, but developers can also use local development options.

NFT leasing market IQ Protocol announced that its native token IQT has been listed on Uniswap.

Dune statistics show that Uniswap's front-end transaction fees have exceeded $1 million, reaching $1.1186 million at the time of publication. It is worth noting that the front-end transaction fee on October 24 was the highest daily level, reaching $111,155, and has been decreasing in the following days. In addition, the token that currently contributes the most to the fees is WETH, with fees reaching $299,900, accounting for nearly 30% of all fees.

Uniswap Labs announced on social media that the Uniswap application has launched the automatic detection of transfer fee (FOT) function on Android and iOS, so users know clearly the fees they will pay before the exchange.

On November 14, Uniswap officially announced the launch of a mobile application for Android users. Over the past few months, Uniswap has been carefully adapted to Android to match the same exchange experience that millions of people have received on Uniswap. In the future, updates will be released every other week to speed up exchanges and add more tokens and chains for trading.The Uniswap application was first launched on iOS in April and became one of the top three wallets in terms of new downloads in less than a month.

On November 13th, according to DefiLlama's data, THORChain's trading volume reached $1.32 billion last week, second only to Uniswap ($10.85 billion) and PancakeSwap ($2.77 billion). THORChain's trading volume in the past 24 hours was $334.3 million, ranking second and nearly $50 million higher than the third-ranked PancakeSwap. At the same time, according to CoinGecko's data, RUNE rose 51% in the past week and more than 200% in the past 30 days.

Uniswap Foundation has hired Bita Abolfathi as Growth Manager. This recruitment is part of the $46 million grant proposal that Uniswap Foundation received from Uniswap DAO. Abolfathi previously worked at Gauntlet and SCRIB3. She becomes the second employee of Uniswap Foundation focused on growth (the other being Growth Lead Raphaela Sapire). (Blockworks)

On November 10, Uniswap founder Hayden Adams shared some screenshots revealing false statements spread by scammers targeting Uniswap users. These scammers impersonated the on-chain detective ZachXBT and the blockchain security company CertiK's X account, deceiving users into clicking on a so-called "revoke approval" link. The impersonating account claimed that two hot wallet addresses of Uniswap had been stolen 1,064 ETH, equivalent to $2 million, and several robot accounts on social media platforms falsely claimed to have lost funds in the incident. However, Adams assured the crypto community that the DEX was not exploited and warned users not to fall into phishing scams.

The Uniswap-Arbitrum Grants Program (UAGP) will run from November 8, 2023 to May 9, 2024, with support provided by Direct Grants newly launched on Grants Stack. This 6-month program will provide ARB token grants ranging from $50,000 to $250,000 to developers building in the Uniswap-Arbitrum ecosystem. With 1.1 million available ARB tokens, the goal is to accelerate adoption and highlight the broad opportunities Uniswap brings to Arbitrum.

On November 6th, according to an official announcement, HashKey will soon launch UNI, and deposits and withdrawals are now open. The UNI/USD trading pair will be available starting at 16:00 (UTC+8) on November 9th, and is only open to professional investors.

Venus Protocol has announced support for UNI tokens. UNI token holders can use this protocol to earn interest, borrow, or participate in liquidity mining.

Uniswap founder Hayden Adam posted on social media that the "SBF guilty verdict" is not worth celebrating, as billions of dollars of user funds have been lost and the industry's reputation has suffered a huge blow. The only winners are a few law firms and various cryptocurrency opponents. Hayden Adam also quoted other comments stating that everything SBF is involved in and supports is highly centralized and looks more like something that cryptocurrencies should improve upon. SBF's so-called "effective altruism" is a clever marketing gimmick.

According to the latest exchange benchmark report released by CCData, seven centralized exchanges including Coinbase, Bitstamp, and Kraken received the highest AA rating. Coinbase stood out in the benchmark for centralized exchanges, having the highest security rating and replacing Bitstamp as the top exchange. <br>In the category of derivative exchanges, 8 out of 27 platforms received the top rating of "BB+", with OKX leading the way and Bybit also receiving an AA rating. <br>In decentralized exchanges, only Uniswap received an AA rating, recognized for its excellent security and liquidity. Curve received an A rating, while dYdX and GMX received a BB rating. Regulatory compliance is on the rise, with 75 out of 107 centralized exchanges holding regulatory licenses according to VASPnet data. <br>

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin, on November 1st, the Uniswap Foundation's custodial address transferred 500,000 UNI to FalconX, worth approximately $2.07 million, 9 hours ago.

Uniswap community has voted in favor of the "Temperature Check Proposal for Investing in Ekubo Protocol" this week, with a support rate of 63.82%. However, the largest vote has raised questions in the cryptocurrency community. It is reported that the vote came from Jesse Walden, a general partner of Variant Fund, who provided 8 million UNI out of a total of 21 million UNI in favor of the proposal and hopes that Ekubo can contribute to Uniswap's codebase. In response, Moody Salem, the founder of Ekubo Protocol and an early engineer at Uniswap, clarified that Ekubo had no relationship with Variant Fund before the Uniswap community launched the temperature check proposal vote.&nbsp;

According to Lookonchain monitoring, on October 29th, the Uniswap Foundation transferred a total of 9.8 million UNI tokens (about 40.66 million US dollars) within the past 6 days. Among them, 3.4 million UNI tokens (about 14.1 million US dollars) were deposited into OKX; 3 million UNI tokens (about 12.45 million US dollars) were deposited into Kraken; and 3.4 million UNI tokens (about 14.1 million US dollars) were transferred to FalconX.

The Snapshot vote results showed that Swiss bank Fiat24's proposal to issue a joint Uniswap-Visa debit card was not approved, with a 93% opposition rate. Earlier, Fiat24 initiated a temperature check vote on the Uniswap governance platform, proposing to "issue a Visa debit card with the Uniswap logo". The proposal stated that Fiat24 is a regulated and licensed Swiss bank that operates on Arbitrum, and has abandoned servers, relying entirely on smart contracts to handle all banking operations. Fiat24 serves as the legal currency layer in decentralized exchanges such as Uniswap. Fiat24 proposed to cooperate with Uniswap to launch a joint Visa card to strengthen this bridge and expand its services to Europe, Southeast Asia, and Latin America.

On October 29th, Snapshot voting page displayed that the Uniswap community voted in favor of the "Temperature Check Proposal" for investing in Ekubo Protocol. Uniswap invested 12 million US dollars worth of UNI in the Starknet ecosystem AMM Ekubo Protocol in exchange for a 20% stake in Ekubo Protocol's future governance tokens. It is reported that MoodySalem, the founder of Ekubo Protocol, was formerly the engineering lead of the Uniswap team and contributed a lot to Uniswap's early code.