CoinVoice has recently learned that according to Cointelegraph, Michael Nadeau, founder of DeFi Report, posted on social media that Uniswap Labs and UNI token holders will benefit the most from Unichain, while ETH holders may suffer the greatest losses, and it is expected that they may earn nearly $500 million annually in fees originally paid to the Ethereum network.
Michael Nadeau added: “The launch of Unichain will put the $36.8 billion paid to Ethereum validators last year directly into the hands of Uniswap Labs and potentially Uniswap. Uniswap Labs will also be able to capture all of the Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) on Unichain because it owns all of the validators on the network, rather than having Ethereum validators exploit MEV. MEV is estimated to account for about 10% of total fees paid on Uniswap ($100 million in the past year), and they can choose to share a portion of this with token holders. In addition, Uniswap’s liquidity providers can also benefit from the new blockchain because they are able to participate in settlement and MEV capture through staking.”
Previously, Uniswap launched Unichain on October 10, promising faster and cheaper transactions and improved interoperability across different blockchain networks. [Original link]
