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Uniswap’s long-awaited fee switch proposal is set to go live this week after surpassing the required governance vote threshold.
The proposal, known as UNIfication, reached more than 40 million votes, triggering one of the most significant upgrades in Uniswap’s seven-year history.
As of early Monday, nearly 62 million votes had been cast in favour of the proposal since voting opened on December 20.
Voting is scheduled to close on Thursday, coinciding with Christmas Day.
Uniswap Labs chief executive Hayden Adams said activation would follow a two-day timelock period once the vote formally concludes.
Adams said the fee switches for Uniswap v2 and v3 will be enabled on the Unichain mainnet after the timelock expires.
A successful vote will trigger a two-day timelock before the fee switches flip on Unichain.
Hayden Adams said.
The activation will result in the burning of UNI tokens, reducing circulating supply.
Under the proposal, 100 million UNI tokens will be burned from the Uniswap Foundation’s treasury.
The upgrade also introduces a Protocol Fee Discount Auctions system designed to increase returns for liquidity providers.