Uniswap founder Hayden Adams said the original holder of the Uniswap.com domain once asked the team for a seven-figure price, which Uniswap declined to pay. Adams said Sam Bankman-Fried, or SBF, then bought the domain for a seven-figure amount and pointed it to a Uniswap fork project. He added that the domain’s later “malicious use” became the basis for Uniswap’s legal team to eventually obtain the domain at no cost. Adams did not disclose the legal process behind that outcome, and he also did not say when the domain transaction took place. The remarks were shared by Adams in a post early on Sept. 21, according to BlockBeats.
Uniswap founder Hayden Adams said early on Sept. 21 that the original owner of the Uniswap.com domain had once asked the Uniswap team for a seven-figure price, which the team refused to pay.
Adams said Sam Bankman-Fried, or SBF, later bought the domain for a seven-figure sum and redirected it to a Uniswap fork project.
He also said the domain’s later “malicious use” became the grounds on which Uniswap’s legal team ultimately obtained the domain for free. Adams did not disclose the specific legal process, and he did not say when the transaction took place.
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