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Six Years Later, UNI Finally Welcomes Its Own "Buyback Bull"

After years of debate, Uniswap's UNI token has finally entered a 'buyback bull' phase following the long-awaited activation of its fee-switch mechanism. The UNIfication proposal, executed in December 2025, redirected a portion of protocol fees from select pools and Unichain sequencer revenue into a treasury (TokenJar) dedicated to buying back and permanently burning UNI. Initial market reaction was muted due to modest early burn rates. A significant shift occurred in July 2026 with the launch of Robinhood Chain. Uniswap's immediate deployment there skyrocketed trading volume, making it a top fee-generator. Subsequently, governance votes extended the fee mechanism to v4 pools and Robinhood Chain, causing protocol revenue to nearly triple. Daily funds directed to UNI burns rose sharply, with Robinhood Chain contributing over half. This transitioned UNI's narrative from a governance token to a cash-flow asset backed by a perpetual automatic buyer. UNI's price, which had languished around $2.30 in early June, nearly doubled to approach $4.60 by late July. Analysts credit this to the tangible cash flow from fees rather than mere speculation. Unlike many newer projects where buybacks are offset by large investor unlocks, UNI's six-year history has resulted in a widely distributed and relatively clean supply, allowing the buyback pressure to effectively impact the secondary market. The key test will be whether trading activity, particularly on Robinhood Chain, sustains after its initial gas subsidies expire.

marsbit07/31 08:46

Six Years Later, UNI Finally Welcomes Its Own "Buyback Bull"

marsbit07/31 08:46

Altcoins with the Highest Number of Active Users in the Past Week Published!

Cryptocurrency projects with the highest number of weekly active users have been announced. $BNB Chain leads the list with 13.8 million weekly active users, showing a 2.6% increase over the past 30 days. Solana (SOL) ranks second with 9.9 million users (up 0.6%), followed by Tron (TRX) with 8.7 million (up 3.3%). Weekly active users typically measures the number of unique wallet addresses that have conducted at least one transaction on the network or protocol within the past seven days. Excluding Bitcoin, the ranking of top projects by weekly active users is as follows: 1. $BNB Chain ($BNB) – 13.8M (up 2.6%) 2. Solana (SOL) – 9.9M (up 0.6%) 3. Tron (TRX) – 8.7M (up 3.3%) 4. opBNB – 5M (down 3.1%) 5. World Mobile Chain (WMTX) – 3.2M (no change) 6. Ethereum (ETH) – 2.6M (up 3%) 7. Polygon (POL) – 1.6M (down 14%) 8. Uniswap (UNI) – 1.4M (up 62.8%) 9. Avalanche (AVAX) – 1.3M (down 0.3%) 10. PancakeSwap (CAKE) – 1.2M (down 3.8%) 11. Litecoin (LTC) – 1.1M (down 2.7%) 12. Base – 952.4K (down 36.8%) 13. Robinhood Chain – 948.8K (up 37,625%) 14. Celo (CELO) – 810.9K (up 8.5%) *This is not investment advice.

cryptonews.ru07/29 20:41

Altcoins with the Highest Number of Active Users in the Past Week Published!

cryptonews.ru07/29 20:41

Uniswap founder rejects claims v4 fees reduce LP earnings

Uniswap founder Hayden Adams refuted criticism that the newly activated v4 protocol fees reduce liquidity provider (LP) earnings, labeling the claims as "FUD and misunderstanding." He clarified that a 5-basis-point protocol fee in a typical 30-basis-point pool represents about 14% of total swap fees, not a direct cut from LP profits. Adams emphasized that these fees are additive and not deducted from existing LP earnings. The comments followed Uniswap governance's approval to activate protocol fees for selected v4 pools across multiple blockchains. Uniswap remains the largest decentralized exchange by total value locked, with approximately $3.06 billion secured.

cointelegraph07/29 05:15

Uniswap founder rejects claims v4 fees reduce LP earnings

cointelegraph07/29 05:15

Weekly Data Recap: S&P Pantera Index Launches, Robinhood Chain Volume Climbs to Top 4

Weekly Data Recap: S&P Pantera Index Launches, Robinhood Chain Volume Ranks Fourth This week saw a mixed performance for risk assets amidst internal reshuffling. Bitcoin closed slightly down at $64,444, while Ethereum gained 0.6%. A key development was the launch of the S&P Pantera Digital Assets Index (SPPDA), co-created by S&P Dow Jones Indices and Pantera Capital. This 18-token benchmark index, powered by Artemis's revenue and supply data, filters for protocols with actual revenue and weights constituents by market cap. Notably, Bitcoin and XRP were excluded due to the revenue requirement. Meanwhile, Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit L2 launched on July 1st, surged to become the fourth-largest chain by DEX volume with $4.7B weekly trading. However, analysis reveals a gap between its intended purpose and current reality. While marketed for tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs) like stocks, the chain is currently dominated by memecoin trading, accounting for ~75% of DEX volume. Robinhood's own stock tokens represent only 4.2% of the chain's $595M TVL, with 70% locked in third-party protocols like Morpho and Ethena. Uniswap commands a near-monopoly (98%) on the DEX layer. The launchpad pons.family captured most activity, generating fees roughly five times the chain's total gas fees. Robinhood currently earns basic transaction fees, while third-party applications capture significant economic value, illustrating a "fat app, skinny chain" dynamic. Other notable developments include Hyperliquid's open interest hitting a record $11.4B, consistent weekly inflows into Ethereum ETFs (~$104M), and the end of a six-week outflow streak for Bitcoin ETFs. Regulatory news included the LSE announcing a 24/5 trading venue and the SEC scheduling a roundtable on 24-hour stock trading, while the GENIUS Act's implementation was delayed to 2027.

marsbit07/27 11:46

Weekly Data Recap: S&P Pantera Index Launches, Robinhood Chain Volume Climbs to Top 4

marsbit07/27 11:46

Ten Questions and Answers: A Complete Guide to Robinhood Chain

"Ten Questions Answered: The Complete Guide to Robinhood Chain" Robinhood Chain, Robinhood's Ethereum Layer 2 network built on Arbitrum Nitro technology, launched its public mainnet on July 1, 2026. Designed for tokenized real-world assets (RWA) like stocks and ETFs, as well as DeFi applications, the network saw rapid initial growth, with over $3.1 billion in DEX volume in its first week. However, memecoin trading dominated this early activity, while the intended RWA use case, with approximately $13 million in tokenized stocks held, remains nascent. The network is EVM-compatible, uses ETH for gas, and features a permissionless design for users and developers, though its sequencer and validator set are currently permissioned. Its core functionalities include tokenized stocks/ETFs (which provide economic exposure but not legal ownership rights), decentralized trading via Uniswap's dedicated AMM, on-chain lending through Robinhood Earn, perpetual contracts, and support for AI agent-driven applications. Access to the underlying chain is open, but regulated products like stock tokens have jurisdictional restrictions and are not available in the U.S., Canada, and several other countries. Users can connect via Robinhood Wallet or compatible wallets like MetaMask. Key risks include over-reliance on speculative memecoin trading, limited adoption and liquidity for stock tokens, regulatory hurdles, centralization in core infrastructure, and standard cross-chain and smart contract risks. The network's long-term success in bridging traditional finance with DeFi hinges on developing its RWA ecosystem beyond initial speculation. (Note: All data referenced is as of mid-July 2026.)

marsbit07/24 07:46

Ten Questions and Answers: A Complete Guide to Robinhood Chain

marsbit07/24 07:46

Uniswap Token Jar: Unlocking Protocol Revenue Through Burning, New Gameplay Live on 11 Chains

Uniswap’s "Token Jar" mechanism links protocol revenue directly to UNI token burns. The smart contract accumulates a share of fees from Uniswap transactions across 11 chains, and funds can only be withdrawn by permanently burning UNI. This system, enacted after the UNIfication governance vote in December 2025, turns token destruction into a core requirement for accessing protocol income. The recent launch of Robinhood Chain, where Uniswap serves as the native exchange, has dramatically boosted volumes—reaching $3.75B in daily trades—pushing daily UNI burns to a record 186,000 tokens. New proposals aim to extend the fee model to Robinhood Chain and activate v4 fees on seven major chains, potentially accelerating the burn cycle. This creates a reinforcing loop: more chain adoption drives more fees into the Jar, requiring more UNI burns to unlock them. While concerns remain about liquidity provider margins, the design aligns incentives across the ecosystem and transforms UNI from a pure governance token into one with a direct claim on protocol revenue.

marsbit07/24 07:34

Uniswap Token Jar: Unlocking Protocol Revenue Through Burning, New Gameplay Live on 11 Chains

marsbit07/24 07:34

Will Uniswap’s $80M TVL surge be enough to fuel UNI’s next rally?

Uniswap's expansion on Robinhood Chain is accelerating, with its Total Value Locked (TVL) surging from below $10 million in late June to over $80 million in mid-July. This growth is accompanied by a steady increase in monthly active traders, reaching 1 million, suggesting the development of a more self-sustaining trading ecosystem rather than temporary speculative inflows. A key driver is the shift toward tokenized Real-World Assets (RWAs), like the NVIDIA/USDG pool, which generates high trading volume and fees, indicating a move away from reliance solely on crypto-native assets. Meanwhile, the UNI token price broke out of consolidation, testing the $3.72 resistance level. If buying pressure holds above the new $3.60 support, it could build momentum for further gains.

ambcrypto07/21 12:02

Will Uniswap’s $80M TVL surge be enough to fuel UNI’s next rally?

ambcrypto07/21 12:02

Crypto Watch This Week: Uniswap Fee Switch Vote Starts Today, CLARITY Act Could Face Senate Vote This Week

**Weekly Crypto Watch: Key Events & Catalysts** This week’s crypto focus is on pivotal governance votes, potential regulatory progress, and major protocol upgrades. **Uniswap** takes center stage with two crucial on-chain proposals going to vote from July 19-26. The first aims to activate protocol fees for Uniswap V2/V3 on the new Robinhood Chain and direct them to a UNI token burn mechanism. The second seeks to activate V4 fees across seven major chains, including Ethereum and Base. Robinhood Chain has already seen over $60B in Uniswap volume since its launch 18 days ago. The proposals build on last year's UNIfication plan, which transformed UNI into a fee-generating asset. On the **U.S. regulatory front**, the **CLARITY Act** could face a Senate floor vote this week. While some lawmakers are optimistic, the bill faces hurdles, needing at least 60 votes to overcome a filibuster. Prediction market Polymarket currently gives it only a 34% chance of being signed into law this year. Other notable catalysts include: * **Morpho's** fixed-rate lending protocol, **Morpho Midnight**, is set for its public launch, starting with a single market (cbBTC/USDC) on Base. * **Derive** (formerly Lyra) is preparing for its largest-ever upgrade, **V3**, which will reportedly introduce 0DTE options and a more retail-friendly UX. * **Pendle** will hold a community call on July 22 to share its roadmap, with a focus on expanding its RWA (Real World Assets) capabilities. * An undisclosed privacy-focused application for **Polymarket**, built on **Starknet**, is reportedly launching on July 20.

marsbit07/20 10:13

Crypto Watch This Week: Uniswap Fee Switch Vote Starts Today, CLARITY Act Could Face Senate Vote This Week

marsbit07/20 10:13

Will new Uniswap protocol fee proposals drive ‘substantial UNI burn’?

Uniswap has submitted three governance proposals to activate protocol fees across multiple versions (V2, V3, V4) and various blockchains, including Robinhood, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Polygon, and Optimism. CEO Hayden Adams stated these fees would be directed into the existing UNI token burn mechanism, expecting a "substantial" impact on token reduction based on current trading volumes, particularly from the newly launched Robinhood chain. The move has drawn mixed reactions, as it would reduce fees for liquidity providers (LPs), who have earned over $5 billion cumulatively versus only $25 million in protocol revenue. Some LPs, like Gamma Strategies, oppose the V4 proposal, arguing it could make Uniswap less competitive against rival decentralized exchanges. If approved, the increased protocol revenue could significantly boost the UNI burn rate, which has already tripled in the past week. Meanwhile, UNI's price rallied 41% in July, partly driven by Robinhood traction, but faces potential consolidation or a pullback unless new momentum from fee proposals and Robinhood activity fuels further gains.

ambcrypto07/18 08:02

Will new Uniswap protocol fee proposals drive ‘substantial UNI burn’?

ambcrypto07/18 08:02

Who Will Be the Pump.fun on Robinhood Chain?

In early July, Robinhood Chain's dominant meme launch platform, NOXA, abruptly halted new token creation. Despite being an early leader, NOXA's exit has opened the market for competitors like Pons.family and Flap, which now account for over 50% of new daily token issuances (42,709 on July 16). However, a key disconnect exists: while Pons and Flap lead in creation volume, most tokens exceeding a $1 million market cap still originate from older platforms like NOXA and Virtuals. The article highlights issues of low-quality spam and bot-driven creation inflating platform metrics, with Pons showing signs of automated bulk minting. The analysis argues that raw creation volume is a poor indicator of platform success. More critical metrics are the *effective graduation rate* (excluding bot activity), the number and daily retention of tokens surpassing $1 million, and sustained liquidity and independent buyer interest post-launch. Uniswap emerges as a structural beneficiary, as most launchpad tokens migrate their liquidity to it after "graduation," though UNI token value capture depends on future protocol fee implementation on the chain. Currently, no single platform has fully filled NOXA's void. The competition has shifted from being a simple creation portal to demonstrating an ability to consistently produce tokens that retain value and market attention after their initial launch phase.

marsbit07/18 00:56

Who Will Be the Pump.fun on Robinhood Chain?