Uniswap received a Wells notice — now what?
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No one outside of the SEC and Uniswap has seen the Wells notice but there are only a handful of issues that the SEC could be looking into.
No one outside of the SEC and Uniswap has seen the Wells notice but there are only a handful of issues that the SEC could be looking into.
Occasionally in earnest, yet often using decentralization theatrics, Uniswap claims to be a community-led DeFi protocol.
Uniswap is charging an extra 0.15% fee for users of its website and wallet. The trading fee will not be passed along to UNI holders.
Since teasing a new version of its decentralized exchange protocol, Uniswap has been accused of co-opting the community’s open-source ethos.
The Uniswap governance forum is again debating whether to activate the protocol’s ‘fee switch,’ which would finally see it accrue revenue.