Uniswap

DefiLlama’s latest 24-hour snapshot put the network at $2.13M in daily fees as tokenized stocks reached 27% of volume.

About 184,000 UNI were burned, with roughly 150,000 tied to Robinhood Chain activity and 98% of the chain’s DEX volume routed through Uniswap.

Perps remain net-long with 56% of open interest on the long side and funding has stayed positive for weeks.

Votes running July 19–26 are framed as a potential catalyst for higher UNI burn, but implementation details remain unspecified.

The push starts with V2/V3 on Robinhood chain and expands to V4 across seven major networks as LPs debate competitiveness.

The study estimates ~29.4% of liquidity sat out of range on average, and Uniswap v4 hooks showed no idle-yield impact at the time.

Token Terminal and DefiLlama data show fast-rising users, fees, and TVL on the Arbitrum-based L2 that uses ETH for gas.

Deribit skew eased from “extreme fear,” but puts still trade at a 9% premium as ETH tests the $2,000 narrative.

The attack flow relied on user-signed token approvals on a cloned front-end, not seed phrase theft or malware.

The report pegs current fair value at $80–$100 while warning protocol revenue may not accrue to token holders.

The push lands as MiCA’s July 1 licensing cutoff nears and the Commission takes feedback through Aug. 31.

The May 21 listing brings a state-supervised, USD-pegged token into Hong Kong’s licensed venue stack via OTC rails.

Apollo’s Morpho partnership and BlackRock’s Uniswap deployment kept moving as insiders pushed baseline controls.

The enterprise stack bundles Earn, Borrow, and Mint modules under a single integration, targeting margin and financing use cases.

The attacker extracted about 108.2 ETH (~$237,000) before thin liquidity capped the payout, while Polkadot itself was unaffected.