Uniswap Labs is moving to enable protocol fees on its v4 pools across 11 blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Polygon. The proposal, currently favored by over 93% of voters, would extend fee collection to specific v4 pool types, increasing UNI token burns by expanding revenue sources. This change allows governance to adjust fees dynamically and could reduce liquidity provider returns slightly. A binding on-chain vote is expected mid-July to finalize the activation, marking a significant expansion of Uniswap's fee and token burn mechanism.
CME Group announced it will launch futures contracts for Bitcoin Cash and Uniswap on October 19, 2026, expanding its crypto derivatives offerings. However, retail investors in Germany face restrictions due to BaFin regulations limiting futures sales ...
CME Group announced it will introduce Bitcoin Cash and Uniswap futures contracts on October 19, pending regulatory approval. These contracts will be available in both standard and Micro sizes, catering to institutional investors seeking advanced risk...
Paxos' USDG stablecoin reached a remarkable $21.8 billion in trading volume on Uniswap during September, accounting for 98% of its decentralized exchange activity. This surge was driven by Uniswap's launch of the StablePair Hook, a dynamic fee system...
Uniswap's UNI token surged to $9.05 on September 18, 2026, gaining 18.7% in 24 hours and nearly 49% over a week. The rise is driven by a new fee switch mechanism that burns UNI tokens by diverting part of trading fees to the protocol, reducing supply...
XRP is experiencing a significant reduction in leverage on Binance, with open interest dropping nearly one-third in under a month, despite only an 11% price decline. This deleveraging coincides with heavy selling pressure on both spot and futures mar...
