Uniswap's on-chain token transfers increased by 233% and transaction count by 196% over three months, signaling growing network activity. However, UNI's price remains about 18% below its three-month average at $2.92, even as Binance sees a significant net outflow of UNI tokens, down 755% from its baseline. This divergence coincides with Uniswap's activation of the Fee Switch, which redirects a portion of trading fees to buy and burn UNI tokens, reducing supply and potentially increasing value. The data suggests a shift in holder behavior, with more tokens moving off exchanges to self-custody, possibly anticipating value from the new fee mechanism. The ongoing reduction in exchange supply combined with rising activity could set the stage for future price support if demand grows.
Uniswap has generated about $23.15 million in protocol revenue since activating its fee switch on December 28, 2025. This mechanism redirects 17% of swap fees to protocol revenue, which funds UNI token buybacks and burns, reducing supply by around 0....
Uniswap has introduced a new feature allowing teams to conduct token auctions directly from its web app using Continuous Clearing Auctions (CCA). This system sets a uniform clearing price for all winning bids, eliminating bot sniping advantages and p...
Uniswap's price surged above $3 following Standard Chartered's bullish $100 price target for 2030, sparking increased trading and short liquidations. The token gained about 20% from mid-June lows, driven by renewed investor interest in decentralized ...
