#Uniswap费用机制升级 100 million UNI tokens are directly burned, and $596 million is gone just like that. It looks like Uniswap is really taking a hard stance on deflation with this move. The key point is that after the fee switch is activated, protocol fees will also continue to burn UNI, which means the token supply will gradually tighten.

For us community enthusiasts, the underlying logic is very important — the project team is willing to burn so many tokens, indicating their confidence in the long-term value of the ecosystem. This usually signals that there may be new incentive plans or airdrop mechanisms in the future to compensate the community. Historical experience shows that large-scale burns are often a positive signal.

If Uniswap has recently launched new governance participation activities or liquidity mining tasks, it’s a good opportunity to get involved while the hype is high. It’s recommended to follow the official governance forum and community announcements, as these deflation mechanisms are usually followed by new interactive opportunities after upgrades. Those who act early often get the best benefits.