Uniswap Treasury Burns 100 Million UNI as Fees Shift
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Key Points: Uniswap completes the 100M UNI burn from its treasury. Ongoing protocol fees will fund future UNI burns. Market anticipates structural deflation for UNI token. Uniswap’s treasury burned 100 million UNI, valued at $596 million, following the community-approved fee-burn proposal, aiming to establish a deflationary token model. This initiative shifts Uniswap towards deflationary practices, potentially increasing token scarcity and value, while maintaining funding for ecosystem growth. Uniswap’s 100M UNI Burn and Its Market Effects The Uniswap community saw the execution of its UNIfication proposal, resulting in a 100 million UNI token burn. This action was devised to enhance consumer confidence and support long-term growth by shifting Uniswap’s protocol fees towards continuous token burns. Immediate changes include the routing of future protocol fees directly into UNI token burns, thus ensuring a reduced token supply. The development presents a turning point for Uniswap as it leans toward a deflationary model that may deter inflationary pressures. “Aligning protocol fees with UNI burns is a natural evolution for Uniswap’s governance and value accrual.” – Jesse Walden, Founder, Variant Fund Analyzing UNI’s Deflationary Shift Through Historical Comparisons Did you know? This initiative marks the first full-scale permanent fee-to-token-burn strategy for Uniswap, echoing strategies like Ethereum’s EIP-1559 and Binance’s BNB burns. As of December 28, 2025, Uniswap’s UNI token price rose to $6.12, with a market cap of formatNumber(4469572892,2). The trading volume soared by 146.16%, reaching formatNumber(430342528,2). Gains were recorded at 2.95% in 24 hours despite a 21.69% drop over 90 days, according to CoinMarketCap. Uniswap(UNI), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 21:17 UTC on December 28, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap Insights from the Coincu research team suggest that UNI’s shift to a deflationary model may attract regulatory attention while potentially leading to long-term price stability. Historical assessments indicate a similar burn model succeeded in enhancing…
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