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The world’s largest so-called decentralized exchange, Uniswap, has introduced a 0.15% fee on its most popular trading pairs — a move that will not benefit UNI tokenholders. Incredibly, Uniswap Labs founder Hayden Adams claims that this new fee is separate from Uniswap Protocol’s fee switch function, which UNI token holders govern. Aggravating UNI holders with this decision continues a long history of overlooking Uniswap’s curious coin offering. Indeed, the price of UNI has declined 91% since its all-time high. Worse, Uniswap functioned for two years without the need for any governance token. Coinciding with a generous allocation to Adams and a group of early insiders, Uniswap oddly bolted its UNI token onto its otherwise well-functioning ecosystem on September 16, 2020. With $3 billion in total value locked (TVL) and a #1 ranking on DEX volume leaderboards, Uniswap .org is by far the world’s most popular website to swap digital assets in a non-custodial manner. It has processed tr

With almost all short-term Bitcoin holders now underwater, a “degree of panic is dominating this group,” Glassnode says. The Bitcoin (BTC) market sentiment has shifted towards the negative for the first time since the end of 2022. Almost 98% of short-term holders (STH) supply is now held at a loss, Glassnode revealed in a recent report. The market is now at the deepest level since FTX collapsed. The analysts add that the cost basis of those investors who are spending crypto at current levels fell below the cost basis of holders . Bitcoin investors confidence since 2019 | Source: Glassnode This behavior suggests a “degree of panic” among short-term investors, which might indicate the unwillingness of STH to buy or sell crypto in the near term. You might also like: JP Morgan lowers Bitcoin production costs after CBECI update Glassnode pointed out the market has seen a “modest influx of new investors.” And yet, the influx of new investors is relatively weak compared to pr