Uniswap governance has officially begun voting on proposals that would expand the protocol’s fee collection and UNI burn mechanism to additional blockchain networks, including Robinhood Chain and several major Uniswap V4deployments.
The proposals mark the next phase of Uniswap’s long-term effort to activate protocol fees after years of leaving the mechanism largely unused. If approved, Robinhood Chain would become one of the latest networks contributing fees to the protocol while supporting UNI token burns.
Voting is scheduled to run from July 19 to July 26 and requires a quorum of 40M UNI tokens to pass. Once approved, the proposal will enter a mandatory two-day timelock before being executed on-chain, allowing developers to identify any potential issues before implementation.
The move is expected to strengthen Uniswap’s revenue model while expanding its fee architecture across a broader blockchain ecosystem.
We just submitted two Uniswap governance proposals for final onchain vote:
1) v2 + v3 protocol fees on robinhood chain
2) v4 protocol fees on ethereum, base, arbitrum, robinhood, bnb, polygon, optimism(third proposal with remaining v4 chains coming soon)
Both direct all new… pic.twitter.com/NUCXxegnte
— Hayden Adams 🦄 (@haydenzadams) July 17, 2026
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