Uniswap founder Hayden Adams said on X that the previous owner of the Uniswap.com domain asked the team for a seven-figure payment, which Uniswap declined to make. Adams added that Sam Bankman-Fried, or SBF, later bought the domain for a seven-figure sum and redirected it to a fork project. He said the domain was then used maliciously. According to Adams, Uniswap’s legal team ultimately secured control of the domain at no cost. The remarks were cited by ChainCatcher in a brief news update.
Uniswap founder Hayden Adams said on X that the previous owner of the Uniswap.com domain had asked the team for a seven-figure payment, and the team refused to pay.
Adams said SBF later bought the domain for a seven-figure sum and pointed it to a fork project. He added that the domain was used maliciously, after which Uniswap’s legal team ultimately obtained it for free.
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