Uniswap Achieves Record Daily Trading Volume of Over 7 Million Swaps
Uniswap has set a new record by handling over 7 million swaps in a single day, translating to approximately 82 swaps per second across multiple chains. This surge in activity, reported by founder Hayden Adams, follows significant expansions in the protocol's fee structure, which now operates across various versions and chains.
Despite the impressive swap count, actual protocol fees lag behind. According to Blockworks data, Uniswap earned around $4 million in protocol fees over the past month, with liquidity providers taking home about $44 million. The protocol's fee structure allows liquidity providers to retain most of the fees from versions 2 and 3, while version 4 implements a governance-controlled fee.
The increase in trading volume comes as Uniswap has activated fees across approximately 229,000 v4 pools, with nearly all pools contributing to the UNI burn process. However, the data does not clarify how much of the record swap activity was generated in fee-enabled pools, leaving uncertainties about the revenue implications of this trading surge.
FAQ
What record did Uniswap achieve recently?
Uniswap achieved a record daily trading volume of over 7 million swaps in a single day.
How many swaps does Uniswap handle per second?
Uniswap is handling approximately 82 swaps per second across multiple chains.
What are the recent changes in Uniswap's fee structure?
Uniswap's fee structure now operates across various versions and chains, allowing liquidity providers to retain most of the fees from versions 2 and 3, while version 4 implements a governance-controlled fee.
How much did Uniswap earn in protocol fees over the past month?
Uniswap earned around $4 million in protocol fees over the past month.
What is the significance of the 229,000 v4 pools activated by Uniswap?
The activation of approximately 229,000 v4 pools allows for fee generation and contributes to the UNI burn process, although it's unclear how much of the record swap activity was generated in fee-enabled pools.
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