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Key Points: Uniswap Labs has launched its Uniswap Wallet extension, now open public and supporting 11 blockchains, with a significant waiting list of 793,391 users. The extension functions allow users to manage assets directly from their web browsers, including sending, receiving, and swapping tokens across multiple networks. Anticipation builds for Uniswap v4, set for release in Q3 2024, promising customizable liquidity pools, improved market mechanisms, and enhanced benefits for liquidity providers. Uniswap Labs has launched its eagerly awaited Uniswap Wallet extension to the public, offering support for a diverse range of 11 blockchains. Read more: Uniswap Fiat Services Now Boosted With Transak Support Uniswap Wallet Extension Launches with Multi-Chain Support Initially announced in February, the Uniswap Wallet extension has already amassed a substantial waiting list of 793,391 users. Similar to MetaMask and other self-custody wallets, the Uniswap Wallet extension enables users to seamlessly manage their assets directly from their web browsers. It facilitates functionalities such as sending, receiving, purchasing, and swapping various tokens and altcoins. Anticipation Grows for Uniswap v4 Integrated with other Uniswap products, the extension features shortcuts to the Uniswap web app’s ‘Buy Crypto’ feature and provides one-click access to price charts and token data via Uniswap Explore. It supports multiple blockchains including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Blast, ZKsync, Zora Network, BNB Chain, Avalanche, and Celo, consolidating all tokens across networks in one interface. Looking ahead, Uniswap Labs is gearing up to launch version 4 (v4) in the third quarter of 2024. The update introduces “Hooks,” enabling customization of liquidity pools, transaction fees, and the addition of new trading order types. The improvements in smart contracts, market-making mechanisms, on-chain oracles, and support for limit orders aim to enhance user experience and optimize benefits for liquidity providers (LPs). DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market…

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