New Uniswap version promises higher returns

The Uniswap developers have revealed details of the upcoming upgrade. With an improved liquidity system, investors should benefit from higher returns.

In the course of the hype about decentralized finances (DeFi), the liquidity protocol Uniswap prevailed over the competition and earned the place as the largest decentralized exchange (DEX). Over 90 percent of all DEX transactions are included in the overall rating. Around 20 percent of all smart contract transactions based on Ethereum can be traced back to Uniswap , which is largely responsible for the usury of fees at Ethereum. The stock exchange has become an indispensable part of the crypto ecosystem. The new version should equip the top dogs for the future and enable higher returns for investors.

Uniswap before a change of scenery

On March 23, published the Uniswap developers details on the new version. Specifically, the third version of Uniswap should improve the functions of the liquidity pool.

So far, investors have had little influence on the framework conditions. That should finally change with the new version. In the future, investors will be able to determine the conditions under which their capital is released and thus generate higher returns. The developers speak of an “up to 4,000 times capital efficiency” compared to the current version.

The concept behind it is called “Concentrated Liquidity”. In future, investors will be able to use Uniswap to determine “in which price ranges their capital will be allocated”. This also allows you to earn more in the trading fees incurred with:

Trading fees taken in a given price range are prorated by LPs in proportion to the amount of liquidity they have contributed to that range.

The release of the new Uniswap version is planned for May 5th.

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