Uniswap Wallet Sells $1 Million Worth of Tokens, Believed to be Early Investor or Team Member
A wallet that received 5.44 million Uniswap (UNI) tokens in 2020 sold 90,000 of them for $1.03 million during Friday's surge. Blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain suggests that the wallet may belong to an early Uniswap investor or team member. The wallet still holds 926,000 UNI tokens, worth $10.6 million, after selling almost 9% of its stash. Uniswap's governance proposal led to a surge in UNI's price on Friday, but it has since fallen by 19% to $10.40.
As of February 23, Uniswap front-end transaction fees exceeded $8 million
DefiLlama data shows that as of February 23, Uniswap's frontend trading fees (revenue) reached $8.05 million.
As of February 23, Uniswap front-end transaction fees exceeded $8 million
According to DefiLlama data, as of February 23, Uniswap's frontend transaction fees (revenue) reached $8.05 million.
Uniswap V2 already supports 6 chains including Arbitrum, Polygon, and Base
According to official sources, Uniswap V2 has been launched on six blockchains including Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Base, Binance Smart Chain, and Avalanche. Users can seamlessly exchange tokens and provide liquidity on all supported chains directly through the Uniswap page. As V2 and V3 are available on all supported networks, users can choose to use the simpler V2 or the more advanced V3 depending on their needs.
Uniswap V4 hook: LVR-minimization with Per-block conversion vs. Futures contracts
We conducted various simulations based on the research “LVR-minimization in Uniswap V4 2” and the paper 1 which utilizes Diamond Protocol to address LVR, and found that implementing LVR minimization through “Per-block conversion vs. Futures contract” rather than “Low Impact Re-add”, the solution presented in the paper, is more profitable in terms of profitability and slippage. In this research, we will describe the “Per-block conversion vs. Futures contracts” solution, share and analyze the simulation results, discuss what needs to be considered further, and finally describe the pseudo code for this solution.
Uniswap community launches "Deploying Uniswap V3 on Zora" temperature check proposal, voting has opened
Snapshot page displays that the Uniswap community has launched a temperature check proposal regarding the deployment of Uniswap V3 on the Ethereum L2 network Zora Network, and voting has been opened, which will end on February 8th.
Uniswap front-end transaction fees hit $4.75 million
Uniswap's frontend trading fees (revenue) reached $4.75 million. Earlier, Uniswap Labs announced that it will charge a 0.15% exchange (swap) fee for certain tokens in its web application and wallet from October 17, 2023. The specific tokens include ETH, USDC, WETH, USDT, DAI, WBTC, agEUR, GUSD, LUSD, EUROC, and XSGD.
Uniswap front-end transaction fees have exceeded $4.5 million
According to DefiLlama data, as of January 20th, Uniswap's frontend trading fees (revenue) reached $4.56 million.
Uniswap Foundation allocates US$300,000 to recruit Uniswap V4 front-end development team
The Uniswap Foundation released an RFP proposal for a "Uniswap V4 Frontend for Pool Launchers and LPs" to find an engineering team that focuses on user experience to develop the frontend interface for new fund pool launchers and LPs on Uniswap V4, simplifying the process of establishing initial fund pools and implementing liquidity incentives for new tokens.
The Uniswap community proposes to lower the threshold for initiating on-chain proposals to 1 million UNIs
Uniswap community opened a Snapshot vote on a temperature check proposal. The proposal aims to lower the current on-chain proposal initiation threshold (PT) from 2.5 million UNI to 1 million UNI. Lowering the PT will help lower the threshold for delegates who are actually active in the DAO to create proposals. The vote will end on January 15th, and the current approval rate is 100%.
