Uniswap Foundation Postpones Votes on Token Staking and Delegation Rewards, UNI Falls 8.7%
The Uniswap Foundation, the organization that governs the decentralized exchange Uniswap, postponed the vote. UNI
-5.80%
The postponement brought further attention as “stakeholders” discussed their concerns with the foundation. UNI’s price fell following the announcement.
“Last week we announced that the first proposal to enable Uniswap protocol governance will be deployed on-chain today,” the foundation wrote on social media platform “Due to the immutability and sensitivity of our proposed upgrade, we have made the difficult decision to postpone publishing this vote.”
“This was unexpected and we apologize for any delays. We will keep our community informed of any significant changes and update you when we have more certainty about our future schedule,” he added.
According to The Block Price, Uniswap’s UNI token was trading at $10.20 as of 2:00 PM (18:00 UTC) on May 31, after falling 8.7% over the past day.
Introduced in February, the offering aims to reward dedicated Uniswap holders and representatives for high levels of participation. To prepare for the originally scheduled May 31 vote, UNI holders were required to delegate their tokens to the platform before voting began, the Uniswap Foundation explained a week ago.
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