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Two Uniswap proposals are heading to final onchain votes from July 19 through July 26. One would activate protocol fees for selected v4 pools across seven chains, while the other would extend v2 and v3 fees to Robinhood Chain.
Why it matters
Both proposals would direct the newly collected fees into the UNI burn mechanism established under December’s “UNIfication” overhaul. Approval would expand the mechanism across more pools, protocol versions and networks.
Market impact
The votes create a clear governance catalyst for UNI by determining whether more Uniswap activity contributes to token burns. The immediate focus is whether both proposals pass and the selected fees are activated.
Frequently asked questions
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When will the two Uniswap governance votes take place?
Both final onchain votes are scheduled to run from July 19 through July 26.
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Which Uniswap v4 pools would begin charging protocol fees?
The proposal covers selected v4 pools across seven chains. The seed does not identify the individual pools or networks.
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How would the Robinhood Chain proposal expand Uniswap fees?
It would extend protocol fees from Uniswap v2 and v3 deployments to Robinhood Chain.
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How would the proposals affect the UNI burn mechanism?
New fees generated under both proposals would be routed into the UNI burn mechanism established by December’s “UNIfication” overhaul.
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What must happen before the additional UNI burns begin?
The proposals must pass their final onchain governance votes and the selected protocol fees must be activated.
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