Volume, latest day
USDSwap volume across every covered Uniswap version and chain on the latest complete UTC day, valued once per swap.
How much trades on Uniswap each day, what do its liquidity providers earn and where does its liquidity sit?
Uniswap's daily volume, the fees its liquidity providers earn and the liquidity in its pools, split by v2, v3 and v4 and by chain.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Uniswap's volume, LP fees and liquidity across every version and chain.
Swap volume across every covered Uniswap version and chain on the latest complete UTC day, valued once per swap.
Fees earned by liquidity providers on the latest complete day, after any protocol fee share.
Tokens held in all Uniswap pools at the last block of the latest day, valued at oracle prices.
Uniswap v4 volume as a share of all Uniswap volume over the selected period.
Daily Uniswap volume over the selected period, stacked by v2, v3 and v4.
Each covered chain with its Uniswap volume, LP fees, liquidity, trade count and the split of its volume by version.
The pools and fee tiers where Uniswap's volume and fees concentrate.
Pools that recorded at least one swap over the selected period, across all versions.
The single largest pool's share of Uniswap volume over the selected period.
Uniswap v3 and v4 volume over the selected period, split by each pool's fee tier, with dynamic-fee pools as their own slice.
The pools with the most volume over the period: pair, version, chain, fee tier, volume, LP fees, liquidity and fee yield.
Uniswap is an automated market maker that started on Ethereum and now runs on many chains, in three live versions that work differently. In v2 every pair is its own contract with liquidity spread across all prices. In v3 liquidity providers choose a price range for each position, in pools that each have a fixed fee tier. In v4 every pool lives inside one PoolManager contract and can attach a hook. This dashboard reads swaps and liquidity from all three, chain by chain.
Volume is the value of each pool swap, measured on one side and valued at its stablecoin leg or an oracle price at the swap's block. Fees are what liquidity providers earned at each pool's fee rate, with any protocol fee from the fee switch shown apart. Liquidity is the tokens each pool holds at the day's last block. Every figure links to the pools and blocks behind it, so a reader can check how much of Uniswap's trading is on v4, on Unichain or in one pool.
Routed trades are counted per pool: a swap that an aggregator splits across three Uniswap pools adds three entries, matching how each pool records it, and a count of trades by transaction sits beside the volume so the two can be told apart.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
The latest day's volume is the dashboard's first figure, added up from every Swap event on every covered chain and version and valued at oracle prices. It counts each pool a trade passes through, so the trade count beside it, by transaction, shows how many separate trades made up that volume.
v2 pools spread liquidity over every price and charge one fixed fee. v3 lets providers concentrate liquidity in a price range and choose among fee tiers. v4 keeps concentrated liquidity but holds every pool in one PoolManager contract, which makes new pools and multi-hop swaps cheaper, and lets a pool attach a hook with custom logic.
Each swap pays the pool's fee to the providers whose liquidity was in range at that moment. The dashboard shows fees per pool and per day and the fee yield on each pool's liquidity. It does not include impermanent loss, which depends on each position's range and entry price.
Here it is the tokens held in Uniswap pools at the last block of each day, valued at oracle prices and added across versions and chains. In v4 every token sits in the PoolManager contract, so each pool's share is worked out from its liquidity and ticks.
In pools where governance has turned protocol fees on, a set share of each swap fee goes to the protocol instead of providers. The dashboard shows LP fees after that share and protocol fees apart; the UNI burns those fees pay for are on the fee switch dashboard.
The ranking moves, so the dashboard shows it rather than stating it: the chain table ranks every covered chain by volume, fees and liquidity for the latest day and month, and the share chart shows how each chain's part of Uniswap volume changes over time.
Every Uniswap v4 hook with the pools that use it, their volume, fees and liquidity, what the hook is allowed to do and where it runs.
Multi-chainEthereumUnichain+9UNI burned since the Uniswap fee switch went live, the protocol fees that pay for each burn and the UNI supply left after them.
EthereumUnichainDaily and monthly spot DEX volume on each chain and each exchange, decoded from swap events and valued at oracle prices.
Multi-chainEthereumSolana+3Paste a swap transaction to see whether a bot wrapped it in a front-run and a back-run, and what that sandwich cost the trader.
EthereumBNB ChainBase+1DeFi protocols ranked by the fees their users pay and the revenue they keep, over 24 hours, 30 days and a year, with each one's take rate.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+3DeFi value locked on each chain, counted once at oracle prices, with the chain ranking, Ethereum's share and the protocols behind it.
Multi-chainEthereumSolana+3Start free in Voltfin Studio: boards, tables and reports where every number opens its receipt. Tell us which data you need first and we will build it next.