Суммарный доход Uniswap Labs от комиссий вырос в более чем 13 раз и достиг $51 млн

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2024-02-13Actualizado a 2024-08-13

Аналитики подсчитали доходы от комиссий биржи Uniswap, которая значительно улучшила свои показатели с начала 2024 года.
Размер сборов за этот период вырос в более чем 13 раз и достиг $51 млн.
В апреле Uniswap увеличила комиссию за операции с 0,15% до 0,25%.

Децентрализованная биржа (DEX) Uniswap с начала 2024 года увеличила общий доход от комиссий в более чем 13 раз, согласно дашборду The Block. Упомянутый показатель в августе достиг отметки в $51 млн.

Статистика гласит, что Uniswap остается крупнейшей DEX по объему торговли. В июле 2024 года на нее пришлась треть от всех операций по этому показателю — $54 млрд от суммарного размера всех свопов в $154 млрд.

По состоянию на 1 января 2024 года доходы платформы от комиссий составили $3,7 млн. К 8 августа этого года показатель достиг отметки в $51 млн.

Доходы биржи Uniswap от комиссий. Источник: The Block.

Uniswap внедрила комиссию за выполнение транзакций в размере 0,15% в октябре 2023 года. Спустя месяц после этого биржа отчиталась о получении более $1 млн доходов от сборов.

В апреле платформа повысила комиссии до 0,25%. Это произошло параллельно с появлением новостей о возможном иске в адрес компании со стороны Комиссии по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC).

12 августа 2024 года появилась информация, что агентство направило запрос ряду венчурных фондов, включая Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) и Union Square Ventures. Ведомство заинтересовалось их участием в деятельности Uniswap Labs — разработчика упомянутой платформы.

Ранее компания призвала SEC отказаться от попытки регулирования сектора децентрализованных финансов (DeFi). Uniswap Labs сослалась на решение Верховного суда США, который постановил отменить доктрину Chevron. Тем самым он ограничил полномочия федеральных агентств, в том числе и Комиссии по ценным бумагам и биржам.

Напомним, мы писали, что Uniswap Labs дала официальный ответ SEC относительно полученного ею «уведомления Уэллса».

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