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Uniswap Labs won a full dismissal with prejudice, ending the investor lawsuit over scam-token losses and barring plaintiffs from refiling the same claims. UNI rose about 6% to around $3.92 after the ruling, as traders reacted to the case being permanently closed. UNI price rose about 6% to $

Uniswap Labs won a full dismissal with prejudice, ending the investor lawsuit over scam-token losses and barring plaintiffs from refiling the same claims. UNI rose about 6% to around $3.92 after the ruling, as traders reacted to the case being permanently closed. UNI price rose about 6% to $

Uniswap Labs and its founder Hayden Adams secured a decisive legal victory in a four-year dispute that challenged the decentralized exchange’s role in allegedly enabling scam tokens. A Manhattan federal judge, Katherine Polk Failla, dismissed the class-action suit against Uniswap with prejudice,

Uniswap has gained 18% weekly amid rising trading volumes ahead of a governance vote that could boost annual revenue to $61 million by expanding fee burns. The token shows technical strength with key price levels indicating potential upward momentum.

Uniswap just proposed activating its fee switch across eight more Layer 2 networks with estimates suggesting the change could add around $27 million in annual revenue on top of the $34 million already generated, and when the largest decentralized exchange in the world proves that trading volume

_Judge Failla dismissed the Risley class action against Uniswap Labs with prejudice on March 2, setting a new legal precedent for DeFi open-source developers._ Judge Katherine Polk Failla of the Southern District of New York dismissed all remaining claims in the Risley class action against Unisw

Uniswap Labs won a full dismissal with prejudice, ending the investor lawsuit over scam-token losses and barring plaintiffs from refiling the same claims. UNI rose about 6% to around $3.92 after the ruling, as traders reacted to the case being permanently closed. UNI price rose about 6% to $

Federal court ruled Uniswap is not liable for scam tokens traded by third party issuers. The judge found no proof that Uniswap had knowledge of fraud or helped deceptive schemes. The four year class action ends with

Uniswap Labs and its founder Hayden Adams secured a decisive legal victory in a four-year dispute that challenged the decentralized exchange’s role in allegedly enabling scam tokens. A Manhattan federal judge, Katherine Polk Failla, dismissed the class-action suit against Uniswap with prejudice,

A New York federal judge dismissed the class-action lawsuit against Uniswap, ruling that open-source smart contract developers are not responsible for third-party scam tokens. This sets a legal precedent for the DeFi industry. The judge emphasized that Uniswap is a neutral tool, and developers must clearly distinguish themselves from illegal activities. The ruling provides legal protection for open-source software and encourages users to conduct their own risk assessments.

The Southern District Court of New York dismissed the class-action lawsuit against Uniswap Labs, ruling that the plaintiffs failed to adequately allege that the defendants were aware of the fraud or violated consumer protection laws. The court emphasized that open-source developers should not be held responsible for third-party misuse. This ruling provides legal protection for DeFi developers and clarifies the boundaries of liability for scams.

A federal judge has dismissed the remaining state-law claims against Uniswap Labs and founder Hayden Adams, closing a long-running class action that sought to hold the decentralized exchange (DEX) developer liable for scam tokens traded on its protocol.

A federal judge in Manhattan has dismissed with prejudice all remaining claims against Uniswap Labs and its CEO, Hayden Adams, delivering a decisive courtroom win for decentralized finance ( DeFi) developers accused of facilitating crypto scams. ‘Another Day, Another Precedent-Setting Ruling for D

Foresight News reports that Uniswap founder Hayden Adams tweeted regarding "Dubai Securities Exchange has been closed until further notice," stating, "Prohibiting trading only deprives consumers of their choice. At such times, people need access to liquidity. The financial system must remain operational and accessible."

Uniswap has gained 18% weekly amid rising trading volumes ahead of a governance vote that could boost annual revenue to $61 million by expanding fee burns. The token shows technical strength with key price levels indicating potential upward momentum.

Uniswap token holders have initiated a new round of DAO voting, proposing to enable fee switching mechanisms on 8 blockchains, which is expected to generate significant protocol revenue. UNI has increased by approximately 9% over the past 7 days, while BTC and ETH have declined. If the proposal passes, liquidity fees will be directed into the "token treasury," allowing users to earn rewards by burning UNI, creating a deflationary outlook. The proposal has passed the first round of voting, with the final vote ending on March 4.

Uniswap launched a fee distribution voting on February 27, 2026, across eight Layer 2 blockchains. The proposal allocates one-sixth of transaction fees to the "Token Treasury," allowing UNI holders to earn rewards by burning tokens. The voting will close on March 4. This mechanism aims to increase holder rewards and reduce circulating supply. Currently, the UNI price has recovered approximately 9%.

BlackRock, Apollo Global Management, and ParaFi Capital have made strategic investments in decentralized finance protocols through direct token purchases, acquiring UNI, MORPHO, and JUP tokens respectively, marking a shift in Wall Street engagement from partnerships to governance participation.

Uniswap token holders will vote this Thursday to decide whether to activate the protocol fee switch, covering multiple Layer 2 blockchains. Once activated, one-sixth of the fees collected by liquidity providers will be used to burn UNI tokens, potentially doubling the returns. The fee switch was first implemented on Ethereum last year, generating a total of $3.3 million in revenue, with Base becoming the largest fee-generating chain. Following the proposal, the UNI price has increased by 9%. The voting will end on March 4th.