Uniswap (UNI) Surges 44% As Decentralized Exchange Reveals Fee and Token Burn Proposal
The native token of the decentralized crypto exchange Uniswap ( UNI ) has surged 44% in the last 24 hours after the Uniswap Foundation unveiled a new governance proposal.
The “UNIfication” plan would activate protocol fees and introduce a new token burn mechanism to align incentives and boost protocol growth.
The proposal redirects trading fees to burn UNI tokens in a move to create deflationary pressure.
The plan would also introduce a “growth” budget to fund protocol and ecosystem development starting next year, distributed quarterly.
Most Foundation team members will transition to Labs under a service agreement, with a lean team handling $100 million in remaining grants before closure.
DAO members will vote on the overhaul, which is the most significant since UNI’s 2020 launch.
UNI is priced at $9.55 at time of publishing, up 44% in the last 24 hours.
Featured Image: Shutterstock/Swill Klitch/Natalia Siiatovskaia
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Programmable Finance Rises: Tokenization Bridges Traditional Finance and Decentralized Finance
- Traditional finance and DeFi are converging through tokenization, with Mantle, Bybit, and Backed enabling 24/7 onchain trading of U.S. equities like NVIDIA and Apple . - Dusk and NPEX leverage Chainlink's CCIP to tokenize European securities, creating cross-chain settlement frameworks for regulated assets in DeFi ecosystems. - BNY Mellon launches a $305B+ stablecoin reserve fund (BSRXX) backed by U.S. Treasuries, aligning with federal regulations and institutional confidence in blockchain infrastructure.

C3.ai Stock Jumps Amid Rumors as Strategic Assessment Fuels Both Optimism and Skepticism
- C3.ai shares surged over 4% amid speculation about a potential sale during strategic review following founder Thomas Siebel’s health-related CEO exit. - Siebel, now executive chairman, disclosed an autoimmune condition causing significant visual impairment, triggering leadership transition scrutiny. - New CEO Stephen Ehikian faces stabilizing the company after 19% revenue decline and $116.8M net loss, with market value at $2.15B. - Analysts note possible sale or private capital raises, but no offers yet;
Bitcoin, Ethereum now operate in ‘different monetary’ universes: Data

XRP News Today: Investors Consider XRP ETF Prospects Versus Presale Options
- XRP consolidates between $2.39-$2.41 in late 2025 amid mixed market sentiment, with analysts debating its breakout potential and $1.90 support level significance. - Pending XRP ETF approvals could inject $3-8B in capital, pushing price toward $2.50-$2.80 if SEC clears Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, and 21Shares applications. - XRP defies broader crypto outflows with $28M weekly inflows and $2.4B AUM, contrasting Bitcoin/Ethereum's $1.37B combined outflows despite subdued open interest at $3.36B. - Presale

