Uniswap has announced several updates for v2, including enhanced security measures, availability on six new chains, cheaper deployment for new pools, lower gas costs for adding liquidity, and additional gas savings for swaps. Users can now enjoy secure and cost-effective swapping, as well as reduced risks of MEV on layer 2 solutions.
Security for v2 swaps π In the last year, over $55 million has been lost in v2 fork exploits, bugs, and rugs An official v2 deployment available through the Uniswap interface provides a secure, safe place to swap
Users can now swap and LP with v2 on six new chains directly through the interface β¨ blog.uniswap.org/uniswap-v2-nowβ¦
Cheaper to deploy new pools π€ Pools are also more gas efficient to create on v2 And gas costs for adding liquidity are much lower
Savings on swaps β½οΈ Users already save on gas when swapping with v3 on non-Ethereum chains v2 allows for even more gas savings β making swaps incredibly low cost Plus, users benefit from almost no MEV on L2s β helpful for swapping longtail assets (which are prone to MEV)
Arbitrum Achieves Historic $300B Trading Volume on Uniswap

Arbitrum has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first Layer 2 solution to surpass $300 billion in total trading volume on the Uniswap Protocol. This historic achievement demonstrates the growing adoption of Layer 2 scaling solutions and Arbitrum's leading position in the DeFi ecosystem. Key points: - First L2 to reach $300B volume on Uniswap - Marks significant growth in Layer 2 adoption - Represents major milestone for DeFi scaling
Countdown to Uniday Begins

The countdown to Uniday has officially begun, marking an exciting time for the Uniswap community. This event is set to coincide with Devcon, a major Ethereum developer conference. Key points: - Uniday countdown has started - Event will take place during Devcon - Anticipation builds in the Uniswap community Stay tuned for more updates on Uniday and its activities. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with fellow Uniswap enthusiasts and Ethereum developers.
Uniswap Interface Update: New Fee Tiers for v3 LPs on Base

The Uniswap interface on Base now supports two, three, and four basis points (bps) fee tiers for v3 Liquidity Providers (LPs). This update brings two key benefits: - **Improved pricing for swappers**: Lower LP fees result in better pricing for users executing swaps. - **More options for LPs**: Liquidity providers now have a wider range of fee choices for their liquidity. This enhancement aims to increase flexibility and efficiency in the Base ecosystem, potentially leading to improved liquidity and trading experiences for users.
Arbitrum Achieves $200B Swap Volume Milestone on Uniswap

Arbitrum has reached a significant milestone, becoming the first Layer 2 (L2) solution to surpass $200 billion in swap volume on the Uniswap Protocol. This achievement highlights the growing adoption of L2 solutions in the DeFi space. Key points: - Arbitrum is the first L2 to cross $200B in swap volume on Uniswap - Monthly L2 volume on Uniswap has nearly tripled since last year - This milestone was anticipated, with predictions made in late September This development underscores the increasing importance of L2 solutions in addressing Ethereum's scalability challenges and reducing transaction costs for users.
ERC-7683: Addressing Fragmentation in Intents-Based Systems

Intents-based systems in the blockchain space face fragmentation issues, with each system operating its own set of fillers without a unified cross-chain standard. To address this challenge: - A collaboration with Across Protocol has been initiated - ERC-7683, a new standard, has been proposed - The goal is to create a universal filler network - This aims to solve the fragmentation problem across different blockchain systems The proposed standard could potentially streamline operations and improve interoperability in the decentralized finance ecosystem.