The decentralized exchange (DEX) on Ethereum is dominating the market. The ETH deposit fees paid by people to centralized exchanges have fallen, while the trading volume of DEX such as Uniswap continues to increase.

Decentralized exchanges such as Bancor or Uniswap have the problem of impermanent loss, that is, the value of tokens used for market making to join the liquidity pool and the value of holding the currency not to make the market.

Decentralized exchanges of Uniswap's rival are in an effort to increase their liquidity mining rewards so as to attract its former-liquidity providers, allowing SushiSwap's TVL to be tripled within one week.

Uniswap's first yield farming opportunity will end within a few days on Nov. 17.

As the total value locked rose to a new high, the DeFi protocol began to flourish again.

October saw Bitcoin trading volume on the world's leading exchanges fell by almost 18%. Some financial analysts expound this move.

An impatient Uniswap trader paid over 23 Ether to execute a $120 transaction on the decentralized exchange by chance.

The price of Uniswap's token UNI has been performing poorly recently, and many are pessimistic about the future of UNI. Interestingly, the fundamentals of Uniswap protocol itself continue to be good.

Despite the high hopes for the development of decentralized finance (Defi), the price of Defi tokens has fallen again and again recently, which inevitably disappoints people. As the leader of DeFi, Uniswap, after its token UNI has experienced several major declines, is there any prospect?

As decentralized exchanges, Uniswap and Curve Finance see their largest daily trading volumes ever recorded, and it seems that this move is due to a DeFi exploit that Harvest Finance - a yield farming protocol - suffered withdrawals worth of millions.