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In the past year, Uniswap achieved the following:
1. Uniswap V2 was released, introducing new primitives and improving efficiency. 2. Trading volume reached new heights. 3. Users increasingly preferred decentralized trading.
Additionally, Uniswap has also released its roadmap for 2021, which includes the following goals:
1. Enhancing automated market-making capabilities: The team continues to develop AMM technology and has made significant progress with V3. 2. Exploring scalability solutions: Uniswap aims to reduce transaction latency, speed up settlement, and lower transaction costs. 3. Strengthening governance: Core team members plan to participate in governance more directly in 2021, either by publicly supporting or opposing proposals. The core team can delegate voting power to others or themselves, and governance will continue to be community-driven.
2020 was a breakthrough year for the Uniswap protocol. Let's take a look back at some key achievements over the past 12 months and share insights into the roadmap for 2021.
2020 Year in Review:
Uniswap V2 introduced new primitives and improved efficiency: - Uniswap V2, launched in May 2020, supported any ERC20/ERC20 trading pair with powerful time-weighted average price oracles, fast swaps, and significant architectural improvements. - Since May, fast swaps have generated $4.8 billion in trading volume and $14.4 million in liquidity provider fees. - Uniswap's TWAP implementation remains a major oracle infrastructure, with integrations from over 50 protocols, including Compound, Augur V2, and EmptySet Dollar, second only to Chainlink. - While ETH remains the most important trading pair, Uniswap V2 supports over 4,400 non-ETH pairs, including 7 of the top 25 active trading pairs at the time of writing.
Trading volume reached new heights: - By 2020, the Uniswap protocol supported trading volume exceeding $58 billion, a 15,000% increase from $390 million in 2019. - In September, the protocol briefly surpassed Coinbase in weekly trading volume. Today, Uniswap is the fifth-largest cryptocurrency exchange globally. - Since January, the protocol has consistently held more than 54% market share in the decentralized trading protocol space.
Uniswap liquidity on par with centralized counterparts: - The Uniswap protocol currently holds over $2 billion in liquidity, a 17,000% increase from the beginning of the year. - Over 68,000 unique addresses provide liquidity for 27,000 unique trading pairs.
Users increasingly prefer decentralized trading: - Monthly active users (MAU) of the protocol have grown month by month since the launch of V2, with over 290,000 unique addresses in December. - Uniswap trades typically account for 25% of Ethereum network transactions. - Meanwhile, the median trade size on the protocol in 2020 was only $634.
Uniswap serves as neutral, robust exchange infrastructure: - Uniswap has been integrated over 200 times across protocols, data analytics services, advanced interfaces, wallets, and more. - Highlights include Uniswap LP tokens as collateral for MakerDAO, Uniswap flash loans used for asset swaps in Aave V2, and Fireblock's integration of Uniswap into its institution-centric DeFi API.
UNI token airdrop: - As part of the launch of the Uniswap governance token, 150 million UNI (15% of the supply, currently worth around $630 million) were allocated to historical users and liquidity providers. - An additional 20 million UNI were distributed to liquidity providers between September 16th and November 16th. - Currently, there are over 110,000 addresses holding UNI, making it one of the most widely distributed tokens on Ethereum.
Uniswap governance progresses toward self-sustainability: - Uniswap governance has approximately 5,000 unique delegates and 6,000 unique voters, including active participation from many prominent leaders in the cryptocurrency community. - The Uniswap community treasury currently holds over 47 million UNI, which token holders can freely allocate through voting. - The first successful governance proposal was executed on December 27th, establishing a grants program to invest in the ecosystem's future.
Uniswap token listing enhances ERC20 token discoverability: - In August, the Uniswap team launched token lists, a community standard for creating ERC20 token lists. - Token lists improve discoverability and trust in ERC20 tokens in an inclusive, transparent, and decentralized manner. - Token lists have become an industry standard for off-chain token discovery and have gained support from leading companies such as CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, Messari, SetProtocol, Kleros, and Wrapped.com, and have been integrated into projects like Matcha.
Sybil tool enables easy delegation of voting power: - In December, the Uniswap team launched Sybil, a cross-platform tool to enhance the discoverability of governance delegates. - Sybil maps Ethereum addresses to digital identities using third-party verification platforms like Twitter, GitHub, and digital signatures. - Sybil-verified identities work across platforms and have native support for Compound governance.
2021 Roadmap:
Improving automated market-making: - The Uniswap team continues to research and develop market-leading AMM technology, making significant progress with V3. - The design of V3 aims to significantly improve the AMM experience for traders and LPs, enhance capital efficiency and flexibility, and introduce superior execution.
Exploring scalability solutions: - Scalability solutions provide opportunities to reduce transaction latency, speed up settlement, and lower transaction costs.
Emphasizing governance: - Uniswap's long-term success is closely related to attracting the best community talent and enabling effective long-term decentralized decision-making. - Expanding the scope of governance requires improvements to tools (like Sybil) and focused measures such as the Uniswap Grants program for governance. - As thousands of delegates actively participate in governance, the Uniswap core team plans to participate more directly as individuals in 2021, publicly supporting or opposing proposals. - Additionally, the core team can delegate voting power to others or themselves, voting with no more than 10% of their UNI. Governance will continue to be community-driven.
We are forever grateful to the Ethereum community for helping us achieve tremendous accomplishments over the past 12 months, and we are very excited for the year ahead.