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Uniswap's Fee Switch Sparks Concern Among Liquidity Providers

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Uniswap's latest fee switch on July 27th has caused concern among liquidity providers (LPs), who claim that it 'structurally can't work'.

The new fees see LPs in V2 and V3 facing up to a 25% haircut, while those in V4 may have their shared profits cut by as much as 33%, mainly for Uniswap [UNI] buyback and burn.

LP Guil Lambert warned that providing liquidity on Uniswap will no longer be profitable, stating 'I'll keep being an LP, but providing liquidity as usual structurally can't work, to be honest.'

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