Uniswap founder Hayden said on X that many users appear to have missed that protocol fees on Uniswap have already been turned on and are being used to burn UNI. He wrote that he continues to receive replies from people who still believe the fee switch has not been activated. Alongside that clarification, Hayden pointed to three governance proposals currently being voted on by the community. The items cover fees on Robinhood Chain for v2 and v3, fees for v4, and cleanup of fee bridging on xlayer, ava, megaeth, and sonium. The post focused on correcting what he described as a common misunderstanding around the current status of Uniswap’s protocol fee mechanism.

Uniswap is generating about $5.2 million in fee revenue per day, according to a post on X by founder Hayden Adams. He said the protocol ranks near the top among crypto protocols on that metric, trailing only stablecoin issuance-related protocols tied to assets such as USDC and USDT. Measured by daily fee revenue, Uniswap has already moved ahead of most major DeFi protocols and on-chain applications. The comment highlights Uniswap’s current revenue scale rather than offering a broader market forecast. The figures and ranking cited in the post point to Uniswap’s standing within crypto’s fee-generating protocols, with stablecoin issuers remaining above it and most other DeFi and on-chain products falling behind on a daily basis.

Uniswap founder Hayden said in a post on X that 99.5% of DEX trading volume related to Robinhood Chain comes from Uniswap. The update was carried by ChainCatcher as a 7x24 newsflash. The source material did not provide additional on-chain figures, a measurement period, or further breakdowns beyond Hayden’s statement.

BlockBeats reported on July 12 that Uniswap founder Hayden said 99.5% of DEX trading volume related to Robinhood Chain comes from Uniswap. The remark frames Uniswap as the dominant venue in the Robinhood Chain-related decentralized trading flow mentioned in the post. No additional figures or details were provided in the source beyond Hayden’s statement and the percentage cited. As presented, the update was issued as a brief market flash and focused on the share of trading activity attributed to Uniswap.

Odaily reported in a brief news update that Uniswap founder Hayden said in a post on X that 99.5% of the trading volume in the related decentralized exchange segment comes from Uniswap. The source item was short and did not include the methodology behind the figure, the time period covered, or any added context about how the data was measured. No extra details were provided in the original flash report beyond Hayden’s statement on X and the headline figure. That leaves the scope of “related DEX volume” unspecified in the source material.

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