Uniswap

1 days agoNews Editor

Uniswap launches TJAR for onchain fee conversion across tokens

Uniswap has introduced TJAR, an onchain fee conversion framework that lets applications automatically convert fees collected in multiple tokens into a designated token, according to an official announcement from Uniswap. The setup is designed to remove the need for apps to build their own complex cross-token swap infrastructure. Uniswap said TJAR is already live on seven blockchains. The release centers on simplifying how applications handle fee revenue onchain, especially when those fees are received in different assets but need to be consolidated into a single token. No additional rollout details were provided in the announcement cited by ChainCatcher.

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1kx

3 months agoNews Editor

1kx H1 2026 Crypto Revenue Report: Industry Income Down 23% to $47B, DeFi Share Hits 64%

1kx published its H1 2026 crypto industry revenue report, putting total industry revenue at $47 billion, down 23% year over year. The report attributes the decline to two main forces. Financial-related revenue came in below 2024 levels: combined revenue at centralized exchanges, derivatives platforms and market makers fell $5.2 billion; onchain DeFi revenue dropped $1.8 billion, a 32% decrease; and ETF and fund management fees shrank by $1.1 billion. Blockchain-related income kept sliding, with staking and mining rewards down $6.2 billion and transaction fees plus MEV cut in half. That category now accounts for just 25% of total industry revenue, a record low. Not every segment retreated. Stablecoin and RWA issuers added $700 million; stablecoin cards and payments added $100 million; prediction market fees grew roughly tenfold, an estimated $300 million gain; DePIN fees nearly doubled; and middleware onchain fees, led by Chainlink, rose about 70%. DeFi/financial revenue declined in dollar terms but its share of industry revenue climbed to 64%. Consumer onchain fees fell 20%, better than the industry average.

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Bitcoin

4 months agoNews Editor 01

Bitcoin Miners Closed 2025 Under Pressure as Early 2026 Shows Signs of Relief

Bitcoin miners generated $1.21 billion in December 2025, the second-weakest month of the year. Hashprice has recovered from its December low, but fees still make up less than 1% of block rewards.

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Bitcoin

4 months agoNews Editor 01

Bitcoin Fees Surge 354% as Price Holds Above $68K, Raising Network Congestion Concerns

Bitcoin's onchain fees have spiked from under $1 to $3.61, peaking at $6.32, while the price remains above $68K. Miners' fee revenue has doubled in October compared to September, sparking debate about network congestion and miner economics.

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Bitcoin

4 months agoNews Editor 01

Bitcoin Fee Spike Raises Eyebrows as Price Holds Steady Above $68K

Bitcoin's price remains above $68,000, but onchain fees surged from $0.81 to a peak of $6.32 before settling at $3.61. October's fee revenue for miners has already surpassed September's total, highlighting shifts in network demand and miner economics.

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bitcoin

4 months agoNews Editor 01

Bitcoin Holds Above $68K as Onchain Fees Surge 354%, Miners See October Revenue Boost

Bitcoin's price stays above $68,000 while average onchain fees jumped from $0.81 to $3.61, a 354% increase. Miners have already earned $27.54 million in fees this October, surpassing September’s total. The network dynamics highlight complex interplay of price, demand, and capacity.

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