Finance Redefined: Uniswap V3 is here, but was it worth the wait? March 17–24

Finance Redefined: Uniswap V3 is here, but was it worth the wait? March 17–24

An in-depth review of the most anticipated release in DeFi. Finance Redefined is Cointelegraph's weekly DeFi-centric newsletter, delivered to subscribers every Wednesday.Uniswap V3 was publicly announced yesterday and I didn’t really get a chance to write about it, so I wanted to dedicate this newsletter to a review of V3 and the AMM space in general.My initial reaction to Uniswap V3 in one, brutally honest word, was “meh.” But it got better when I read further into it, so let’s unpack what’s happening here.Uniswap V3 is a solid upgrade and it’s clear that a lot of work went into it. But....


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