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Uniswap, the world’s leading decentralized exchange, might be about to take one of its most anticipated steps yet. The Uniswap Foundation has just put forward a proposal called the “Duna DAO” structure. While the name sounds new and a little mysterious, what’s at stake here is something the Uniswap community has been waiting on for years the introduction of a fee change that could directly benefit $UNI token holders. Right now, Uniswap operates as a fully decentralized trading platform where traders swap crypto tokens without a middleman. Fees on these trades go to liquidity providers (LPs) the people who supply tokens to the platform so that trades can happen smoothly. But since Uniswap’s launch, there has been ongoing debate over whether a portion of those fees should also be directed to UNI token holders, effectively turning UNI into a yield-bearing governance token. The Duna DAO proposal is essentially a governance framework that could make this possible. In simple terms, it would create a structured, on-chain decision-making body a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) to manage the revenue side of Uniswap in a transparent and community-driven way. This body would handle key responsibilities such as adjusting fee parameters, deciding how to distribute collected fees, and making sure any changes align with Uniswap’s long-term vision of decentralization and sustainability. Why is this such a big deal? Because a fee switch could turn UNI from a pure governance token into one with direct economic value. For long-time UNI holders, this could mean new income streams based on trading activity across Uniswap’s massive network. For traders, it could mean fee structures that evolve over time to stay competitive while still rewarding the community. The Uniswap Foundation has taken a cautious approach here. Instead of rushing into the change, they are building a governance model that can handle the complexities of fee distribution in a way that is legally compliant, fair, and secure. The “Duna DAO” is designed to have clear checks and balances, ensuring no single group can control decisions. This is important because Uniswap isn’t just any crypto project — it’s one of the most used DeFi protocols in the world, processing billions in volume every week. Any fee change impacts a huge ecosystem of traders, liquidity providers, and developers. Of course, there are challenges. Some liquidity providers might worry that splitting fees with UNI holders could reduce their earnings, possibly making them less willing to provide liquidity. Others see it as a necessary evolution to keep the community engaged and reward those who have supported Uniswap from the start. The Duna DAO structure will need to strike the right balance between incentivizing LPs and creating value for token holders. If this proposal moves forward and the fee change becomes reality it could mark a historic shift in how major DeFi protocols reward their communities. UNI could become one of the first top-tier governance tokens to offer direct revenue sharing at scale, setting a precedent for the rest of decentralized finance. For now, all eyes are on the governance forums and upcoming votes. The Uniswap community has been patient, but with the Duna DAO proposal on the table, the long-awaited fee change might finally be within reach.

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🚨BREAKING : Uniswap Foundation proposes “Duna DAO” structure, clearing path for long-awaited fee switch

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