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Leading decentralized exchange Uniswap has attracted the ire of the crypto community by introducing swap fees. Moreover, the new fee is in addition to the protocol fee managed by governance voters.
The CEO of Uniswap, Hayden Adams, made an announcement on the X app. Starting from October 17, the decentralized Uniswap protocol will apply a 0.15% fee for swapping some tokens.
Due to its innovation, Uniswap Labs plans to introduce Hooks in the upcoming Uniswap v4, putting the world's leading decentralized exchange in the spotlight. According to a critic on social media platform X, the DEX is on the know-your-customer (KYC)-verification route once Hooks on Uniswap v4 are released.
A 0.15% fee on front-end interface swaps has some Web3 investors calling it a case of misaligned incentives.
Fees will not be collected on inter-stablecoin trades, nor on wrapping Ether.
Traders who utilize frontends built by the Uniswap Labs development team to interact with the Uniswap DEX will be subject to a 0.15% fee starting Tuesday.
As announced on the X app by the founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Uniswap Hayden Adams, the permissionless and decentralized protocol will begin to charge a 0.15% swap fee for some tokens from October 17. Uniswap Pushing for Sustainability Adams took to the X app to express his satisfaction concerning how Uniswap has
The entity behind popular DeFi exchange Uniswap will levy a small fee – the first in its history.
Uniswap will implement a 0.15% new swap fee for ETH, USDC, WETH, USDT, DAI, WBTC, agEUR, GUSD, LUSD, EUROC and XSGD.
Uniswap will start charging trading fees on certain tokens, rolling out a 0.15% charge per trade to fund innovation and development.
Dmitry Machikhin, BitOK CEO, comments on Uniswap's KYC hook inclusion, asserting its essential role in avoiding regulatory pressures and championing the move toward crypto-sector compliance.
Uniswap's upcoming KYC verification “hook” has stirred concerns among users of regulatory capture.
Though the KYC and whitelisting features are currently only a community suggestion for Uniswap, some say their implementation is inevitable.
At the “ETHGlobal” event, held in New York between 22 and 24 September, a number of decentralized finance developers proposed the implementation of more than 50 different hooks on the Uniswap v4 crypto exchange platform, which will be launched in the coming months.
A newly revealed open-source directory for Uniswap v4 hooks has stirred a debate within the crypto community over a KYC verification hook. This hook enables KYC checks on users before trading in token pools, resonating with the standard financial practice to mitigate money laundering and other illicit financings.
The Uniswap protocol came under intense criticism following its decision to introduce KYC. However, there are users who are not bothered by the development.
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Uniswap's latest feature, an opt-in KYC hook, has set the crypto realm ablaze with debate and speculation. Advocates argue for its practicality, while skeptics see a slippery slope toward stricter regulatory controls in decentralized finance.
A hook that enables Know Your Customer (KYC) verification on Uniswap V4 pools is fueling debates about DeFi's future.
In a remarkable leap forward for the cryptocurrency community, Uniswap, a leading decentralized exchange, has taken a bold step to broaden its reach and accessibility. As of October 12, Uniswap introduced a closed beta version of its Android mobile app, marking a significant milestone in the world of decentralized cryptocurrency trading.
EU securities regulators have their eyes on DeFi, and the top 100 DeFi tokens had mixed price action over the past week, with most trading in a tight range.
Decentralized exchange Uniswap has taken a step toward greater accessibility by launching a mobile crypto wallet for Android users, months after making a similar move on Apple's iOS platform. The Android app is currently in beta testing, and Uniswap is inviting members of the decentralized finance (DeFi) community to help test the wallet's functionality.
Panoptic is looking to create more options for those trading options.
On October 12, Uniswap unveiled the closed beta version of its Android wallet app, bringing its DeFi capabilities to a broader audience. This marks a substantial expansion for the exchange, which was initially accessible only through web applications and iOS devices.
