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Uniswap FoundationHow to Navigate Uniswap v4 Data
Uniswap v4 is here! With the new singleton architecture, hooks, flash accounting, and support for native ETH, it introduces fresh concepts that change how we look at and analyze onchain data. This post provides a quick guide to help you navigate v4 data, carry out analytics, and start discovering new insights right away. Overview:Discover: Where to find Uniswap v4 data and how it differs from previous versions.Learn: Practical methods for analyzing core features—like hooks and singleton pools...
Uniswap FoundationIntroducing Unichain Developer Grants
Amplifying and accelerating the builders who drive DeFi forward. Last week marked the launch of Unichain, a new Ethereum L2 designed for DeFi, and powered by the Superchain. Unichain is built to be the home for DeFi and liquidity in our multichain world. It’s low cost, while furthering decentralization. It’s fast, with near instant transactions. It’s designed to offer seamless multi-chain swapping. It’s open source, with components available for other chains to adopt. Unichain is built to sca...
Uniswap FoundationIntroducing the Uniswap Hook Incubator
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Uniswap FoundationHow to Navigate Uniswap v4 Data
Uniswap v4 is here! With the new singleton architecture, hooks, flash accounting, and support for native ETH, it introduces fresh concepts that change how we look at and analyze onchain data. This post provides a quick guide to help you navigate v4 data, carry out analytics, and start discovering new insights right away. Overview:Discover: Where to find Uniswap v4 data and how it differs from previous versions.Learn: Practical methods for analyzing core features—like hooks and singleton pools...
Uniswap FoundationIntroducing Unichain Developer Grants
Amplifying and accelerating the builders who drive DeFi forward. Last week marked the launch of Unichain, a new Ethereum L2 designed for DeFi, and powered by the Superchain. Unichain is built to be the home for DeFi and liquidity in our multichain world. It’s low cost, while furthering decentralization. It’s fast, with near instant transactions. It’s designed to offer seamless multi-chain swapping. It’s open source, with components available for other chains to adopt. Unichain is built to sca...
Uniswap FoundationIntroducing the Uniswap Hook Incubator
The Uniswap Foundation is thrilled to introduce the latest funded initiative under our evolved grants program: The Uniswap Hook Incubator by Atrium Academy. In this piece, we describe the importance of this initiative, the grantees, and the positive impact it will have on the Uniswap Protocol.Empowering v4 Hooks DevelopersUniswap v4 introduces unprecedented flexibility and opportunity for the Protocol through ‘hooks’– programmable functions that execute during specific points in a pool’s life...
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We are pleased to provide an update on the $379,000 Innovation grant committed to Panoptic in July 2024. The grant supported the development of gRHO, a liquidity interface for Uniswap v4 passive liquidity provisioning. The interface will be made open source and forkable in Q2 2025.
The objective of the Uniswap Foundation’s Innovation vertical is to fund grants to make the Uniswap protocol more accessible to everyone in the community. Based on user feedback expressing interest in more passive LP options, we allocated a grant to Panoptic in July 2024 to develop the gRHO platform. We are excited to report that the gRHO platform has successfully launched on Uniswap v4, delivering on key grant deliverables and introducing supporting liquidity providers in the Uniswap community. The new interface intends to expand Uniswap v4's capabilities by introducing additional ways to participate in liquidity provision, enabling users to earn yield passively by making their liquidity available for more active LPs.Learn more from Panoptic’s announcement here.
Enhanced Accessibility for Passive LPs
The gRHO interface aims to simplify the liquidity provision process on Uniswap v4 by eliminating the need for price range selection and manual rebalancing, enabling single-sided token deposits, removing exposure to impermanent loss, and automating yield reinvestment for compound returns.
The gRHO interface leverages Uniswap v4's latest features: Hooks for enhanced liquidity management, native token support which eliminates the need for wrapped ETH (WETH), and streamlines deployment of new pools and options markets.
Community Impact
We believe the launch of gRHO advances several key objectives for the Uniswap community:
Broadens accessibility to Uniswap's liquidity pools
Creates new yield opportunities for passive participants
Enables active LPs to borrow assets for leveraged positions
Looking Forward
The successful deployment of gRHO marks a significant milestone towards making passive liquidity provisioning on Uniswap more accessible to the broader community. The platform is now live on Ethereum mainnet, with vanilla, standard fee tier pools supported. Support for non-standard fee tiers and hook pools will be added next. In Q2 2025, the interface will be made open source and forkable, furthering our commitment to fostering innovation and enabling developers across the ecosystem to build upon and adapt the platform.
We will continue to monitor the platform's impact through public Dune analytics dashboards, tracking key metrics including total value locked (TVL), number of passive liquidity providers, new pool creation rates, and general user adoption.
We are pleased to provide an update on the $379,000 Innovation grant committed to Panoptic in July 2024. The grant supported the development of gRHO, a liquidity interface for Uniswap v4 passive liquidity provisioning. The interface will be made open source and forkable in Q2 2025.
The objective of the Uniswap Foundation’s Innovation vertical is to fund grants to make the Uniswap protocol more accessible to everyone in the community. Based on user feedback expressing interest in more passive LP options, we allocated a grant to Panoptic in July 2024 to develop the gRHO platform. We are excited to report that the gRHO platform has successfully launched on Uniswap v4, delivering on key grant deliverables and introducing supporting liquidity providers in the Uniswap community. The new interface intends to expand Uniswap v4's capabilities by introducing additional ways to participate in liquidity provision, enabling users to earn yield passively by making their liquidity available for more active LPs.Learn more from Panoptic’s announcement here.
Enhanced Accessibility for Passive LPs
The gRHO interface aims to simplify the liquidity provision process on Uniswap v4 by eliminating the need for price range selection and manual rebalancing, enabling single-sided token deposits, removing exposure to impermanent loss, and automating yield reinvestment for compound returns.
The gRHO interface leverages Uniswap v4's latest features: Hooks for enhanced liquidity management, native token support which eliminates the need for wrapped ETH (WETH), and streamlines deployment of new pools and options markets.
Community Impact
We believe the launch of gRHO advances several key objectives for the Uniswap community:
Broadens accessibility to Uniswap's liquidity pools
Creates new yield opportunities for passive participants
Enables active LPs to borrow assets for leveraged positions
Looking Forward
The successful deployment of gRHO marks a significant milestone towards making passive liquidity provisioning on Uniswap more accessible to the broader community. The platform is now live on Ethereum mainnet, with vanilla, standard fee tier pools supported. Support for non-standard fee tiers and hook pools will be added next. In Q2 2025, the interface will be made open source and forkable, furthering our commitment to fostering innovation and enabling developers across the ecosystem to build upon and adapt the platform.
We will continue to monitor the platform's impact through public Dune analytics dashboards, tracking key metrics including total value locked (TVL), number of passive liquidity providers, new pool creation rates, and general user adoption.
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