whiz(@0xWhizMiz):Uniswap just took another step toward making $UNI a cash-flow asset An on-chain vote is live to route protocol fees from Robinhood Chain (v2/v3) and Uniswap v4 across multiple chains directly into $UNI buybacks and burns The @RobinhoodCrypto integration is the most interesting part It brings structured retail order flow that few L2 ecosystems can match in both scale and consistency If governance approves, tokenholder value accrues directly with protocol usage That's a meaningful shift Instead of relying on narrative, $UNI becomes increasingly tied to trading volume If this passes, expect more protocols to face the same question: Why should protocol revenue stop at the treasury instead of flowing back to tokenholders?

2026.07.18 01:18

Uniswap just took another step toward making $UNI a cash-flow asset An on-chain vote is live to route protocol fees from Robinhood Chain (v2/v3) and Uniswap v4 across multiple chains directly into $UNI buybacks and burns The @RobinhoodCrypto integration is the most interesting part It brings structured retail order flow that few L2 ecosystems can match in both scale and consistency If governance approves, tokenholder value accrues directly with protocol usage That's a meaningful shift Instead of relying on narrative, $UNI becomes increasingly tied to trading volume If this passes, expect more protocols to face the same question: Why should protocol revenue stop at the treasury instead of flowing back to tokenholders?

Hayden Adams 🦄@haydenzadams

2026.07.17 20:44

We just submitted two Uniswap governance proposals for final onchain vote: 1) v2 + v3 protocol fees on robinhood chain 2) v4 protocol fees on ethereum, base, arbitrum, robinhood, bnb, polygon, optimism (third proposal with remaining v4 chains coming soon) Both direct all new protocol fees into the existing UNI burn mechanism Based on current volumes, especially robinhood, we expect the impact on UNI burn to be substantial