Governance participants at Uniswap are voting on a proposal that could significantly broaden protocol fee collection across its ecosystem. The measure seeks to activate protocol fees on all remaining v3 liquidity pools on Ethereum mainnet while extending fee mechanisms to eight additional networks, including Arbitrum, Base, Celo, OP Mainnet, Soneium, X Layer, Worldchain and Zora.
If approved, the change would shift Uniswap’s fee structure from a selectively managed list of pools to automatic activation across every v3 pool based on liquidity provider fee tiers. The move represents a structural evolution in how the decentralized exchange captures and distributes value.
UNIfication Framework and UNI Burn Mechanism
The proposal operates under the streamlined “UNIfication” governance model introduced last year. The updated framework allows fee parameter adjustments to proceed directly to a Snapshot vote followed by an onchain decision, reducing procedural delays.
Uniswap Labs founder Hayden Adams also confirmed that;
Under the plan, fees collected on Layer 2 networks would route through TokenJar contracts before being bridged to Ethereum mainnet and converted into UNI for burning. On mainnet, a dedicated burn contract would handle direct conversions.
The initiative builds on earlier fee activation efforts and reflects Uniswap’s broader strategy to formalize protocol-level revenue while maintaining multi-chain expansion and institutional integrations.
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