Uniswap V4

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Revenue 7d

$0.0

24h $0.0 · 30d $0.0

Holder revenue 7d

$0.0

30d $0.0 · P/HR –

Fees 7d

$39.6M

24h $3.7M · 30d $88.4M

Market cap

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FDV –

P/R, 7d annualised

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on FDV – · P/fees –

Price

–

– 24h · vol – · liq –

Revenue by window

Every window annualised, so the multiples are comparable. A short window on a young protocol is noisy, and a window longer than the protocol's earning history is marked.

Window	Earned	Holder rev	Fees	Annualised rev	Trend	P/R	P/HR
24h	$0.0	$0.0	$3.7M	$0.0	–	–	–
7d	$0.0	$0.0	$39.6M	$0.0	–	–	–
30d	$0.0	$0.0	$88.4M	$0.0	–	–	–
Since launch	$0.0	$0.0	$123.7M	–	–	–	–

Revenue basis

LP fees only on this chain; no protocol revenue line. UNI is not exposed to Robinhood Chain fees.

Stream	Kind	Enforced	Note
Uniswap v4 protocol fee	treasury	discretionary	400 pips per direction observed on the POOLS pool, about 13.8% of the gross swap fee, accruing in the PoolManager and withdrawable by the controller owner 0x2bad8182, a zero-code account that also owns the PoolManager
LP fees	excluded	code	The rest of the swap fee goes to liquidity providers, and UNI has no claim on Robinhood Chain fees

Largest fee venue on the chain and no chain token. One account owns both the PoolManager and the protocol fee controller, and a 400 pip per direction protocol fee is live on at least some pools, taking 13.8% of the gross swap fee. That rate can be reset to the v4 cap at any time.

Professional audit audited: Trail of Bits, OpenZeppelin +4

Uniswap Labs deployed v4 on Robinhood Chain at launch, so the audited core and periphery code is what runs there. Audits cover the singleton and routers, never the third-party hooks that launchpads attach to pools.

Trail of Bits (2024-09-05): Uniswap v4 core (PoolManager and libraries) · covers the deployed contracts
OpenZeppelin (2024-07-17): Uniswap v4 core · covers the deployed contracts
Certora (2024): v4 core formal verification · covers the deployed contracts
Spearbit (2024-09-05): v4 core security review · covers the deployed contracts
OpenZeppelin (2024-08): v4 periphery (PositionManager, V4Router) and Universal Router; 1 critical, 1 high, 2 medium, all resolved · covers the deployed contracts
Cantina (2026-08-20): Permissioned pools periphery extension · deployed-scope match unknown

Self-reported: Nine audits, $2.35M security competition, $15.5M bug bounty

Checked 2026-09-07, confidence high. A professional audit reviews contract code for bugs. It does not cover tokenomics, launch fairness, or who holds the keys.