Uniswap founder Hayden said on X that the team had not expected tokens created during the pools.trade testing phase to be discovered. Uniswap has relinquished all creator fees generated during employee testing and moved them into an automated buyback-and-burn contract. Hayden said the team is now weighing whether to offer the mechanism as a feature for other deployers.
Uniswap founder Hayden said on X that the team did not anticipate that tokens created during the pools.trade testing phase would be discovered. Uniswap has now given up all creator fees generated during employee testing, with the funds routed into an automated buyback-and-burn contract.
Hayden said the team is currently weighing whether to offer the mechanism as a feature other deployers can use.
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