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Uniswap's new upgrade has sparked a new controversy regarding its “open source” description, with developers saying “it is not as advertised.”

Uniswap recently disclosed its preferred choice for handling non-Ethereum deployments in its cross-chain bridging operations: Wormhole and Axelar. These selections are the result of a comprehensive analysis conducted by Uniswap's Bridge Assessment Committee, which evaluated a range of potential protocols.

The latest improvements to Uniswap, the largest decentralized crypto exchange by volume, are on their way, with draft code recently released for the community to scrutinize.

Uniswap's cross-chain bridge assessment report approves specific protocols, while overall activity declines. Upcoming v4 launch aims to rejuvenate interest in the protocol.

The Uniswap Foundation recently released a cross-chain bridge assessment report detailing the results of their analysis of various protocols.

There's a few licenses that Ethereum devs consider the mark of a truly open source project. The one Uniswap chose for its v4 isn't one of them.

Uniswap Foundation's Bridge Assessment Committee has selected Wormhole and Axelar for potential cross-chain deployments.

Wormhole and Axelar take top honors after a months-long assessment process aimed at addressing concerns with Uniswap's previous bridge selection practices.

Decentralized exchange Uniswap (UNI) defended its Business Source Licensing (BSL) choice for its V4 in a June 14 Youtube video.

The negative volatility in the digital currency ecosystem has kicked in again, with the combined market cap dropping by 3.24% to $1.02 trillion. Amid this widening bloodbath, Uniswap (UNI), the decentralized exchange token, has maintained a wavy uptrend to join the list of a few altcoins with a positive outlook at this time.

Uniswap (UNI) price is up 7% from last week as crypto investors increasingly turn to Decentralized Exchanges to carry out transactions. With institutional investors leading the way, can the transaction spike be sustained long enough to trigger a UNI price rebound?

The Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) ongoing efforts to regulate the cryptocurrency industry have met with fresh opposition. This time, it's from Uniswap Labs, one of the leading developers in the field of Decentralized Finance (DeFi). https://twitter.

USDT holdings on Curve's popular ‘3pool' have risen to over 72% as of Thursday morning, suggesting a sudden disbalance.

Speculation is mounting that Tether's USDT, the largest stablecoin by market capitalization at around $83.4 billion, may be under pressure.

Uniswap has released the draft code of V4 for public access and invited community members for feedback before a full-fledged launch.

Ripple's chief technology officer (CTO), David Schwartz, has argued on Twitter that Uniswap, a leading automated market maker (AMM) and decentralized exchange (DEX), is not as decentralized as it claims to be.

Pioneering a subsect of the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) ecosystem is not a guarantee to be tagged a decentralized entity, a subject Ripple's vocal CTO David Schwartz just commented on with respect to Uniswap (UNI). Ripple CTO Thoughts on Uniswap According to the Ripple CTO, Uniswap is not decentralized, a statement that many commenters believe is

Wintermute currently holds approximately $4 million of UNI tokens.

David Schwartz, the Chief Technology Officer at Ripple, participated in a recent discussion on Twitter regarding the degree of decentralization among various cryptocurrency projects in the industry.

Chief technology officer at Ripple David Schwartz has taken to Twitter to take part in a discussion of which crypto projects in the industry are truly decentralized and which are not. In particular, he left a comment about Uniswap, a well-known decentralized exchange.

Important crypto news for Uniswap, which has finally announced its v4 version: new possibilities in the area of liquidity creation and token exchanges on the blockchain.

The largest decentralized cryptocurrency exchange Uniswap has unveiled plans for Uniswap v4, the next iteration of the hugely popular crypto platform. The exchange has also open-sourced the draft code, enabling the community to build on it.

Uniswap v4 features “hooks” that add much more customization to its liquidity pools.

In a blog post by Uniswap Labs published on June 13, 2023, the team outlined their plans for Uniswap v4, the latest iteration of the decentralized exchange protocol. The team has released the draft code for public scrutiny, aiming for a community-driven development process.