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Uniswap has proposed extending the UNIFication burn program to v4 liquidity pools.
PANews reported on July 8th that, according to Cryptopolitan, Uniswap Labs has proposed extending the UNIfication burn program to Uniswap v4 liquidity pools, requesting UNI holders' approval to charge protocol fees on some v4 pools and use a portion of the revenue to buy back and burn UNI tokens. A snapshot vote will be held from July 7th to 12th, lasting five days. The UNIfication program currently runs on 11 chains, increasing token value by distributing protocol revenue to stakers and burning tokens. If the v4 extension proposal passes, it will further strengthen the deflationary mechanism of the UNI token and may attract more liquidity to the v4 version. The community response has been generally positive, but some smaller liquidity providers are concerned that increased protocol fees may affect their yields.
In the past hour, nearly $6 million in SPCX contract liquidations occurred across the entire network, exceeding the figures for BTC and ETH during the same period.
According to Mars Finance, on July 7th, Coinglass data showed that nearly $6 million in SPCX futures contracts were liquidated across the entire network in the past hour, including $4.24 million in SPCX trading pairs and $1.6 million in XYZ:SPCX trading pairs. It's worth noting that while US tech stocks experienced a "Black Tuesday," the Bitcoin and crypto markets remained relatively stable, with only $4.86 million in BTC liquidations and $4.35 million in ETH liquidations during the same period.
Tom Lee: The Ethereum Foundation is addressing key issues such as financial infrastructure, which are of concern to governments, policymakers, and markets.
According to Odaily Odaily, Tom Lee posted on the X platform that he was pleased to see the Ethereum Foundation carefully addressing key issues concerning the role of governments and policy markets in financial infrastructure, economics, and the crucial role of neutral blockchains like Ethereum.
Albert Wong, Senior Vice President of OSL BizPay: Leveraging a global compliance network to empower stablecoin cross-border payments in emerging markets such as ASEAN.
According to Foresight News , Albert Wong, Senior Vice President of OSL BizPay, stated at the GBA-ASEAN Summit 2026 held in Hong Kong on June 30th that as major economies around the world successively introduce clear regulatory policies, stablecoins are accelerating their penetration from the Web3 space into traditional cross-border trade and commercial payments. He pointed out that there is a huge demand for cross-border settlement between Hong Kong and ASEAN. In a complex and diverse market environment, the OSL Group is leveraging its compliance licenses and localized expert teams in multiple markets to help companies overcome the pain points of cross-border payments and solve the problem of efficient and instant deposit and withdrawal exchanges between stablecoins and local fiat currencies. He stated that stablecoin payments not only help multinational corporations reshape their capital flow models, but also effectively empower companies in emerging ASEAN markets that lack dollar liquidity support, enabling instant cross-border fund transfers. In the future, OSL will continue to work with ecosystem partners to build compliant payment infrastructure connecting different markets, realizing the vision of "currency flowing as freely as information," and comprehensively empowering the global development of enterprises.