PancakeSwap
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Multichain on BNB Chain, Ethereum, Aptos, Polygon zkEVM, zkSync Era, Arbitrum, Linea, Base, and opBNB
12181 followers · 37 stories
Multichain on BNB Chain, Ethereum, Aptos, Polygon zkEVM, zkSync Era, Arbitrum, Linea, Base, and opBNB
PancakeSwap has opened a proposal discussion called The Flip that would raise liquidity providers' share of swap fees on v3 and Infinity to 88% (up from 66–68% on most pools) across all 11 supported chains, with the remaining 12% going to protocol fees. The exchange announced the proposal on X, with head chef @Headchef_pcs framing it simply: 'LPs go where they keep more.' The idea is being widely amplified — including by BSC News, whose coverage of a more deflationary $CAKE PancakeSwap itself retweeted — and Binance founder CZ has publicly signaled support.
The plan cuts CAKE emissions from 22,500 to 7,000 per day — 15,500 fewer tokens minted daily — with those emissions redirected to a new ecosystem growth fund called the Pantry. v2 pools would stay unchanged and keep burning CAKE, keeping the token deflationary. The exchange is collecting community feedback before the proposal heads to a vote.
PancakeSwap's weekly ecosystem recap led with The Flip, its proposal to let v3 and Infinity LPs keep 88% of swap fees while cutting CAKE emissions by ~69%, and reminded users that Dual Investment is now live on BNB Chain, starting with BTC and BNB. Dual Investment lets users set a target price and settlement date, then either execute a buy-low or sell-high when the market hits their level or earn yield while waiting.
PancakeSwap has launched $ETH Dual Investment on BNB Chain, a structured-yield product that lets users set a target price and a settlement date up to 7 days out. If the market hits their target, the position executes and they buy ETH lower or sell it higher; if not, they earn yield while waiting.
The product is a way to accumulate or offload ETH at a chosen price while getting paid in the meantime. It follows the exchange's existing Dual Investment offerings and is available directly through PancakeSwap on BNB Chain.
PancakeSwap's weekly ecosystem recap led with PancakeSwap Infinity going live on Arc, Circle's USDC-native Layer 1, where users can swap and provide liquidity across all Infinity pools. It also reiterated the fee split on the Robinhood Crypto Chain — LPs keep 90% of fees across every Infinity pool, including WETH/USDG — and spotlighted the exchange's presence at KBW2026 in Seoul.
PancakeSwap has brought its Infinity venue to Arc, Circle's USDC-native Layer 1. Users can swap and add liquidity across all Infinity pools on Arc, with LPs keeping 90% of every trading fee and 10% going to the protocol — matching the split already in place on other Infinity deployments.
PancakeSwap launched a new Syrup Pool for $APM, letting users stake $CAKE to earn $APM from @apmcoin, an AI x blockchain platform working to bring South Korea's fashion district and its 1,000+ brands onchain.
PancakeSwap's first Pre-Access Portal project, $pPOLY, is fully subscribed and now live for trading: the campaign hit its $50M total cap in 1m 36s, drawing 9,091 participants at 10× oversubscription (subscriptions ran 21–24 Sept).
Issued by Paimon Finance and launched via PancakeSwap's Pre-Access with Binance Wallet, $pPOLY is now a Multi-Token Trading asset on Four.Meme — usable as a trading-pair asset to launch and trade memes. The token provides indirect, self-custodial onchain exposure to a pre-listing Polymarket company, and the portal remains open for further projects.
In its weekly ecosystem recap, PancakeSwap reiterated two recent developments: Infinity pools on the Robinhood Crypto Chain now pay LPs 90% of fees with 10% going to protocol fees across every Infinity pool, and the exchange highlighted its Pre-Access Portal, which offers tokenized, indirect exposure to private companies before they go public.
PancakeSwap has added Ondo Intelligent Portfolios to its Stock Terminal, per an announcement alongside @BSCNews. Ondo's Intelligent Portfolios bundle a curated, weighted basket of tokenized assets — stocks, ETFs and bonds — into a single transferable token, giving exposure to an entire portfolio in one trade rather than buying each asset separately. The first listing is $BLKHIon (Ondo High), now live on the exchange. The move extends PancakeSwap's growing roster of tokenized equity and RWA products.
PancakeSwap introduced a new fee split on PancakeSwap Infinity pools on the Robinhood Crypto Chain: liquidity providers now receive 90% of LP fees while 10% goes to protocol fees. The exchange says the same split applies across every Infinity pool on the chain, calling it a larger LP share than any other platform.
PancakeSwap launched native V3 concentrated-liquidity pools on Solana with fees as low as 0.01%, marking Solana as its eleventh supported chain and bringing higher capital efficiency to one of crypto's fastest networks.
PancakeSwap formed a joint initiative with World Liberty Financial, the Trump family-founded DeFi protocol, to drive adoption of the USD1 stablecoin through liquidity incentive programs, including a 'Liquidity Drive' offering up to $1 million in prizes.
PancakeSwap launched Infinity, a modular DEX architecture supporting multiple pool types (CLAMM and LBAMM), customizable fee structures, hooks for developer extensibility, and up to 99% savings on pool creation gas costs.
PancakeSwap rolled out a major tokenomics overhaul targeting 4% annual deflation and a 20% CAKE supply reduction by 2030. The upgrade retired the veCAKE and Gauges voting model, shifting to a buy-and-burn mechanism with sharply reduced emissions.
PancakeSwap launched V3 introducing concentrated liquidity, four fee tiers (0.01%, 0.05%, 0.25%, 1%), and full compatibility with Uniswap V3 tools. The upgrade offered the lowest on-chain trading fees among major DEXs at the time.
PancakeSwap deployed its Swap feature on Aptos, its first non-EVM chain, with Farm and Stake following mid-November. CAKE was deployed natively on Aptos, making it the first chain where PancakeSwap was fully integrated with all core products.
PancakeSwap launched on Ethereum mainnet with cross-chain farming, marking its first expansion beyond BNB Chain. Initial farming pairs included ETH/USDC, ETH/USDT, and WBTC/ETH, with CAKE rewards distributed on BNB Smart Chain.
PancakeSwap migrated to upgraded V2 smart contracts featuring an optimized router, improved price impact calculations, auto-compounding Syrup Pools, and enhanced liquidity provision mechanisms.
PancakeSwap and Cream Finance suffered a simultaneous DNS hijack attack that redirected users to a malicious site attempting to harvest seed phrases and private keys. The protocol's smart contracts were unaffected, and PancakeSwap regained DNS access the same day.
Anonymous developers forked Uniswap v2 to create PancakeSwap on Binance Smart Chain, offering lower fees and faster transactions than Ethereum-based DEXs during the DeFi boom. The native CAKE token was introduced alongside the platform to incentivize liquidity provision.