Uniswap hits 7M daily swaps
- The Uniswap protocol recorded more than 7 million swaps in one day, equal to roughly 82 swaps per second.
- Protocol fees now cover v2 and v3 pools across 11 chains, while v4 coverage is expanding.
- The record does not show how much fee revenue came from that day’s swaps.
The Uniswap protocol recorded more than 7 million swaps in one day, setting a new activity record across its networks.
That figure equals more than 81 swaps per second, while Uniswap founder Hayden Adams rounded the pace to about 82.
The activity count measures swaps rather than unique users, dollar volume or total trading value, limiting what the record shows.
Protocol fees now cover v2 and v3 pools across 11 chains, while governance has also activated fee controls for several v4 networks.
Blockworks measured about US$44 million in liquidity-provider fees over 30 days, with roughly US$4 million accruing to the protocol.
Uniswap Labs said protocol fees funded about 7.5 million UNI (CRYPTO:UNI) burns since December, valued at roughly US$25.6 million using its stated valuation.
However, public data does not show how many record swaps used fee-enabled pools or how much protocol revenue they generated.
At the time of reporting, Uniswap price was $5.70.
