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Leading decentralized exchange Uniswap has partnered with the Robinhood trading platform in order to offer easier crypto buying and selling.

DeFi (decentralized finance) has been nothing short of a revolution. Its startling promise – to upend traditional financial systems and usher in an era of unprecedented accessibility, transparency and autonomy. From humble beginnings, this new ecosystem has undergone explosive growth, now boasting a fervent global following and billions in investment.

According to a recent announcement from popular online brokerage Robinhood, users of the Uniswap mobile app can now directly buy crypto assets using their Robinhood balance, thanks to the integration of Robinhood Connect.

Starting this week, Uniswap users can now leverage Robinhood Connect to buy cryptocurrencies directly using funds from their Robinhood accounts. Additionally, they can also make purchases with a debit card or bank transfer, expanding their payment options.

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Uniswap (UNI), the leading decentralized exchange (DEX) on Ethereum and EVM chains, announced on Monday that its users can now utilize Robinhood Connect.

Uniswap's trading volume on L2 solutions has surged from $4 billion to $30 billion, marking a remarkable 650% growth over two years.

Beginning this week, Uniswap users can leverage Robinhood Connect to purchase cryptocurrencies with funds from their Robinhood accounts or a debit card, as well as via bank transfer.

Ethena (ENA) pumped 12% today, making it the second-best gainer among the top 100 altcoins in an overall red market. The primary reason for this surge is likely related to Coinbase listing ENA for perpetual futures trading.

Liquidity in the market is expected to flow into the memecoin but that does imply starvation for UNI.

Uniswap has reached a new all-time high in its monthly volume on Base.

The leading Ethereum decentralized exchange, Uniswap, contributes substantially more volume to layer 2 blockchains compared to the activity seen two years ago.

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ERC-20 tokens are standardized tokens used on the Ethereum blockchain, ensuring compatibility and adherence to rules for developers creating tokens via smart contracts. These utility tokens serve various purposes within the Ethereum ecosystem and can be stored in ETH wallets, sent to Ethereum addresses, and represent ownership of assets created through smart contracts.

The Uniswap mobile application has finally gone live for the public, which will see the integration of Blast, a Layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum. This integration permits swaps to be carried out directly with the app, making the process more convenient and improving the user experience on the decentralized exchange (DEX).

The heads of crypto industry titans like Coinbase and Uniswap are rallying behind Consensys in its fight to get the SEC to concede Ethereum is not a security.

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Uniswap, one of the world's largest decentralized exchanges (DEX) by total value locked (TVL), is approaching a major milestone on Arbitrum, the largest layer-2 by TVL on Ethereum. According to data from Dune Analytics shared by Uniswap Labs, Uniswap on Arbitrum is on the cusp of surpassing a staggering $150 billion in total swap volume.

Ethereum (ETH) is the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap and is now back in the spotlight with increased institutional interest. As traditional finance money flows into the Ethereum ecosystem, Finbold selected two of the best ERC-20 tokens to consider investing.

Renzo restaked ETH (ezETH), the liquid restaking token representing a user's restaked position at Renzo, experienced a brief crash early Wednesday, trading at a massive discount to wrapped ether (WETH) in a low liquidity environment.

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Exceeded 250 billion dollars in cumulative trades since it was launched.