Uniswap has burned 100 million UNI after a governance vote approved a continuous, fee-driven burn mechanism. The move introduces an ongoing deflationary policy that could tighten supply and reshape token economics.
UNI jumped about 19% after voting opened on a proposal to enable Uniswap's protocol fee switch, even as the broader crypto market remained subdued. The vote could channel new revenue to the protocol treasury and reshape incentives for liquidity providers.
Lindsay Fraser, associated with Uniswap, will become the Blockchain Association's new policy chief as Congress debates a market structure bill with major DeFi implications. Her arrival strengthens the industry's advocacy at a pivotal moment for crypto regulation.
Uniswap launched Continuous Clearing Auctions, a new on-chain auction mechanism aimed at transparent price discovery, debuting with Aztec's token sale. The move reintroduces ICO-style launches with stronger on-chain controls.
UNI jumped roughly 70% this week after Uniswap Labs and the Uniswap Foundation unveiled the 'UNIfication' governance proposal to activate protocol fees, triggering heavy whale buying and a spike in new wallets.
UNI/USD is trading near the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement at $7.525 and the lower boundary of a falling wedge on the 4-hour chart, signaling potential bullish continuation if the pattern resolves upward. A confirmed breakout could put $11 back on the radar, but volume and a sustained hold above $7.5 are crucial.
Uniswap Labs announced Continuous Clearing Auctions for Uniswap v4 on Nov 13, 2025, aiming to improve liquidity and price discovery for new and thinly traded tokens. The feature is designed to create more transparent and fair pricing for token launches and low-volume markets.
Uniswap (UNI) fell after roughly $56 million of UNI moved into Binance, indicating near-term selling pressure despite a recent token burn proposal and a 50% weekly rally; UNI traded at $8, down 6.7% on the day.
Meteora's MET climbed nearly 30% in 24 hours to $0.51, drawing fresh attention to the token as on-chain fee production accelerates. Observers say MET still looks undervalued versus Uniswap's UNI given the revenue trends.
A proposed 'UNIfication' burn of 100 million UNI has driven whale activity to a four-year high — 422 large transfers in two hours — and pushed UNI up 65% this week. Analysts warn of a potential supply shock and bullish targets to $72 if the $10 resistance is cleared.