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Uniswap Proposes Expanding Protocol Fees Across Chains

CW8 Strategy said it could withstand a BTC decline to $8K while covering its debt obligations. Uniswap governance proposed enabling protocol fees across remaining v3 pools and additional chains. Meanwhile, Jupiter DAO opened a vote to pause JUP emissions and postpone future token distributions.

Uniswap Proposes Expanding Protocol Fees Across Chains

Strategy states it could be resilient

Strategy posted on X (https://x.com/Strategy/status/2023088526904967568), that Strategy can withstand a drawdown in BTC price to $8K and still have sufficient assets to fully cover its debt.

Uniswap proposing fee expansion

Uniswap founder Hayden Adams stated that a governance proposal would enable protocol fees on all remaining v3 pools on mainnet and activate protocol fees for both v2 and v3 deployments across eight additional chains.

Snapshot vote is at https://snapshot.org/#/s:uniswapgovernance.eth/proposal/0x0242a914c60945d25873d2a98c6abd9f69cb889c6616e27f3c0ab759f9e8d783

Jupiter Net-Zero Emissions

Jupiter DAO has opened the vote on imposing zero emissions for JUP tokens. The main goal is to remove the Jupuary event and avoid further token dilution under worsening market conditions. The result is to

  • Postpone Jupuary and return the 700M tokens to the Community Cold Multisig, preserving the initial airdrop snapshot.
  • Pause team token emissions indefinitely, with any liquidity needs absorbed directly by Jupiter's balance sheet.
  • Accelerate Mercurial vesting and offset any sell pressure by purchasing an equivalent amount of $JUP.

See original link:

https://vote.jup.ag/proposal/C5XRDvjHZXmMs45WhjzEKdg2dcSg2aCSwEvPvivWpBF6


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