Phishing campaigns using fake Uniswap websites promoted through Google Ads have stolen at least $400,000 from unsuspecting crypto wallet holders. Attackers create cloned sites that appear above legitimate Uniswap links in search results, tricking users into approving malicious transactions that drain their wallets. Security groups report these scams are part of a larger trend where phishing via Google Ads has stolen over $1.27 million in recent months. Despite warnings, Google has yet to effectively stop these fraudulent ads, leaving users vulnerable to ongoing attacks.
Uniswap has launched a community vote on a proposal to introduce a sustained UNI token burn mechanism funded by protocol fees. If approved, fees generated from trading on Robinhood Chain and other chains will be deposited into TokenJar accounts, allo...
USDG, a stablecoin issued by Paxos, has rapidly grown on Robinhood Chain, doubling its liquidity on Uniswap to over $8.5 million within a week of the chain's launch. Robinhood Chain, a Layer 2 network based on Arbitrum, launched its public mainnet on...
Uniswap is generating over $5 million in daily fees, largely fueled by the Robinhood Chain, which recorded $500 million in daily Uniswap trading volume within eight days of its July 1 launch. This surge makes Robinhood Chain the second-largest networ...
Uniswap has reached $5.2 million in daily fee generation, largely due to the Robinhood Chain, which launched on July 1 and contributes $4.38 million of the total fees. The Robinhood Chain saw a 20-fold increase in decentralized exchange trading volum...
Uniswap's daily fees surged to about $5.2 million, with Robinhood Chain contributing roughly $4.38 million, surpassing Ethereum and Base. This marks a significant shift in trading activity towards new networks shortly after Robinhood Chain's July 1 l...
