Uniswap Labs has redirected 100% of creator fees from test tokens to its UNI token buyback-and-burn program, instead of retaining these fees. This change is part of the UNIfication governance framework approved in 2025, which ensures protocol fees contribute directly to reducing UNI supply by buying and burning tokens. The ongoing burn mechanism follows a major treasury burn of 100 million UNI tokens in December 2025 and currently generates an estimated $26 million annualized burn from Ethereum v2 and v3 pools. This continuous burn helps reduce UNI's total supply, potentially increasing token scarcity and value over time as Uniswap expands further.
Uniswap (UNI) dominates Robinhood Chain with a 76.5% market share, generating $1.81 million of $2.28 million in daily fees. Its protocol revenue has tripled since July, largely driven by Robinhood Chain, which accounts for 60% of total earnings. Annu...
Uniswap, a leading Ethereum-based decentralized exchange, is seen as undervalued by Bitwise due to its expanding market beyond crypto trading to include tokenized real-world assets like stocks. The platform recently hit a record $2.5 billion volume i...
Standard Chartered's digital assets research head, Geoff Kendrick, now believes the $100 price target for Uniswap's UNI token by 2030 may be too low. This optimism follows the UNIfication upgrade in late 2025, which cut UNI's supply by over 10% and i...
Bitway surged 24.7% to $0.2572 driven by growing interest in its blockchain solutions that improve transaction speed and reduce costs, alongside new partnerships expanding its ecosystem. Other notable gainers included OKB, Mantle, Monero, and Stable,...
Uniswap (UNI) experienced a sharp decline, falling 10.5% to around $3.5 after breaking its $3.9 support level. This drop triggered over $3.25 million in long liquidations and increased selling pressure, with futures net outflows reaching -$31 million...
