Uniswap active level to L2 migration acceleration, a whale for the first time shipments UNI, canary release DeFi fund holdings UNI ratio of more than half

On December 9th, Uniswap Labs released the latest data in its official tweet, showing that the transaction volume of the Uniswap protocol is accelerating its migration from Ethereum L1 to L2. With the advancement of Ethereum's expansion plan, the proportion of L2 activity has significantly increased. From the chart, since 2022, the transaction volume of Uniswap on L2 has steadily increased, especially after 2023, showing a clear upward trend.

 

Meanwhile, on December 8th, according to @ai_9684xtpa monitoring, a whale that had built up a position of 546,000 UNI in batches over the past three years recharged Binance with UNI worth $3.91 million an hour ago. The whale's holding cost was $7.54, and if sold, it would make a profit of $2.35 million. It is worth noting that this is the first time in three years that the address has sold/recharged UNI, and the address still holds UNI worth $6.50 million.

 

In addition, on December 7th, Canary released an article on the X platform stating that as of December 4th, the Asset Allocation of its DeFi fund remained unchanged, with holdings and weights of UNI (57.8%), AAVE (18.86%), MKR (9.47%), LDO (9.04%), and SNX (4.83%).