Uniswap is on the brink of one of the most consequential governance decisions in its history, as its sweeping UNIfication proposal, currently in the voting stage, heads toward approval after clearing ...

UniSwap is a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange that is powered by the Ethereum network and is one of the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges on the internet. Those platforms work via a ...

In December 2025, the Uniswap governance community voted decisively in favour of the UNIfication proposal. This plan would burn 100 million UNI tokens from the treasury and turn on long-awaited ...

UNI has gained nearly 25% since voting opened, reaching around $6.08, after bouncing back from a month-long selloff that followed a weak market. The UNI token had also risen nearly 40% as of early ...

Uniswap governance has opened voting on a sweeping proposal that would activate protocol fees for the first time, introduce a permanent burn mechanism for its UNI token and formally align Uniswap Labs ...

Uniswap Labs permanently burned 100 million UNI tokens worth about $600 million as part of a newly approved governance plan.

Uniswap has carried out one of the largest token burns in decentralized finance, removing 100 million UNI from its treasury ...

Uniswap price struggled to breach immediate resistance of $6.5 despite the recently approved fee burning mechanism.

The founder of Uniswap, Hayden Adams, has reported that the launch day of Uniswap’s v3 iteration was more successful than its predecessor, in terms of volume. In a tweet on May 6, Adams declared the ...

UniSwap (CRYPTO: UNI) platform was launched in 2018, it’s a decentralized (not owned/operated by any entity) exchange platform for Automated market makers (AMMs) - This helps anyone to pool assets ...

Despite launching to the Ethereum mainnet just two weeks ago, Uniswap v3 has already overtaken SushiSwap to rank as the second-largest Ethereum-based decentralized exchange by trade volume. On May 20, ...

Version 2.0 of Uniswap is now live and it is, among other things, an amulet-minting machine, though probably everyone's still going to call them "tokens." Tokens are little more than keys that allow ...