Uniswap published a detailed case study on how Aztec successfully used Continuous Clearing Auctions (CCA) to conduct a community-driven token distribution.
Key outcomes from Aztec's auction:
- Over 17,000 community members participated
- 99% of participants contributed under $100K
- Raised $60M total through transparent, onchain process
CCA is now live on both Base and Arbitrum, offering builders a permissionless way to:
- Run fully onchain token auctions
- Discover credible market prices
- Automatically bootstrap liquidity on Uniswap v4
The protocol is free to use and accessible through the Uniswap Web App, where users can discover auctions, place bids, and claim tokens directly from the interface.
For teams interested in using CCA, we created a set of guidelines to help with configuration docs.uniswap.org/contracts/liqu…
Continuous Clearing Auctions are now live on @arbitrum With this deployment, Arbitrum builders can now: → Run onchain token auctions → Discover a credible market price → Automatically seed liquidity on v4 In a way that's transparent and open to everyone
Auctions are coming to the Uniswap Web App Fully onchain. Powered by CCA. Discover, bid, and claim starting February 2nd
Starting February 2nd, CCAs will automatically be displayed in the Uniswap Web App All live auctions, upcoming auctions, and information on progress for a given auction will appear together in one place
The auction officially runs from February 3rd to February 5th Users can submit pre-bids now and participate at any time until the auction ends Pre-bidding improves the chances of a bid clearing in earlier blocks, which can result in lower average prices app.uniswap.org/explore/auctio…
CCA brings token distributions onchain, allowing anyone to participate For Aztec, that meant 17K+ community members, 99% contributing under $100K, raising $60M together Permissionless protocols → better markets
CCA is permissionless and free to use 🦄 cca.uniswap.org
We created CCA as a permissionless protocol to help teams distribute tokens, find a credible market price, and bootstrap liquidity Now, we’re bringing CCA to the Uniswap Web App Users can easily discover auctions, place bids, and claim tokens directly from the interface
Continuous Clearing Auctions have officially been deployed on @base, that means any Based builder can: → Run fully onchain token auctions → Discover a credible market price → Bootstrap liquidity on Uniswap v4
CCA is permissionless and customizable Teams like @huddle01com are building on top of it, bringing more transparent and onchain token distributions to Arbitrum
Guess who got a new look? 👀 Huddlepad just had a glow-up! The mission remains the same: fair, community-first token launches on @arbitrum. That's exactly why Huddlepad's mechanism is powered by @uniswap's CCA. 👉 Check it out: huddlepad.xyz
Participate in the next generation of token distributions Permissionless. Transparent. Fully onchain. app.uniswap.org/explore/auctio…
More on how Aztec used CCA to run a community-driven auction with real price discovery ↓ blog.uniswap.org/aztec-cca
Auctions are now live on the Uniswap Web App Discover, bid, and claim tokens from one place Powered by Continuous Clearing Auctions
Auctions are coming to the Uniswap Web App Fully onchain. Powered by CCA. Discover, bid, and claim starting February 2nd
The auction officially runs from February 7th to February 11th Users can submit pre-bids now and participate at any time until the auction ends Pre-bidding improves the chances of a bid clearing in earlier blocks, which can result in lower average prices app.uniswap.org/explore/auctio…
Any team can start building on top of CCA @ArrakisFinance is doing just that, bringing automated liquidity management to projects post-auction
Uniswap CCA is one of the best ways to distribute a token. Fair price discovery, broad distribution, automatic liquidity seeding into Uniswap v4. CCA is phase one. How that liquidity is managed afterward determines long-term market quality. We're supporting @Uniswap CCA auctions
Read the full announcement ↓ blog.uniswap.org/token-auctions…
Tempo Network Goes Live on Uniswap
**Tempo is now available on Uniswap Web App and Wallet**, enabling users to swap tokens, bridge assets, and provide liquidity on the new network. **Key features:** - Direct integration with Uniswap's interface - No interface fees - Seamless token swapping experience **How to use:** 1. Visit Uniswap Web App or Wallet 2. Select Tempo as your network 3. Choose your tokens and execute swaps The integration provides frictionless access to Tempo's network through Uniswap's familiar interface.
Privy Integrates Uniswap API as Native Swap Provider

Privy has integrated Uniswap API as its native swap provider, enabling apps built on Privy's wallet infrastructure to access token swaps without custom development. **Key features include:** - Access to 10M+ assets across 18 chains - ~200ms routing speeds - Competitive pricing - Zero custom logic required The integration allows apps to accept virtually any asset users hold and convert them instantly. Developers using Privy can now offer swapping functionality directly out of the box, treating swaps as core infrastructure rather than an additional feature to build. This partnership streamlines the development process for web3 applications by removing the need to integrate swap functionality separately.
Flaunch Hook Hits 100,000 Permissionless Pool Launches on Uniswap

The @flaunchgg hook has reached a milestone of **100,000 pools initialized** on the Uniswap Protocol, all launched permissionlessly. **Key Points:** - All 100,000 pools were created without requiring permission or approval - Demonstrates the power of permissionless onchain infrastructure - Follows similar success from the Clanker hook, which has initialized over 517,000 pools to date This achievement highlights the growing adoption of hooks on Uniswap and the strength of permissionless DeFi rails for token launches.
Uniswap Implements Manual Review Process for Custom Hooks
Uniswap has clarified its approach to custom hooks in the Labs interface. Hooks that don't meet automatic routing criteria will undergo manual review by the team before integration. **Key Points:** - Custom hooks require either auto-routing qualification or manual approval - The team evaluates hooks that fall outside automated criteria - This follows recent additions of Verified Pools and Graduation hooks to the interface **What This Means:** Developers building custom hooks for Uniswap V4 now have a clear path forward, even if their hooks don't initially qualify for automatic routing. The manual review process ensures quality control while allowing innovation. For complete details on how custom hooks function in swapping and routing, visit the [Uniswap support documentation](https://support.uniswap.org/hc/en-us/articles/33829289869965-How-do-custom-hooks-work-in-the-Labs-interface#hooks-in-swapping-(aka-routing)).
Uniswap Launches Hook Auto-Routing Across Web App, Wallet, and API
Uniswap has eliminated its allowlist process by launching hook auto-routing across its Web App, Wallet, and API. **Key Changes:** - Developers can now build and deploy hooks without approval - Pools gain immediate distribution access from launch - Auto-routing enables seamless integration across all Uniswap platforms This follows the February beta launch of the Uniswap Developer Platform, which allowed builders to generate API keys for adding swap and liquidity provider functionality to apps. The move removes barriers for developers looking to deploy custom hooks on Uniswap V4, streamlining the path from development to user access.