I am interested in the statement that near-zero fees, is that possible?
of course if Uniswap v3 appears and is true as they promised, an increase in users will definitely occur. for the value of the UNI token itself, I still doubt whether it can go up to $ 50.
of course if Uniswap v3 appears and is true as they promised, an increase in users will definitely occur. for the value of the UNI token itself, I still doubt whether it can go up to $ 50.
Near-zero fees are possible with an "off-chain" scaling solution (similar to the Lightning Network) on the Ethereum blockchain. The new iteration of Uniswap (V3) will use this to provide a better user experience to all. Uniswap will gain increased performance regardless of ETH's network congestion. I believe this will spur adoption of the decentralized AMM, effectively "pumping" UNI's price all the way to the moon. $50 per UNI token is nothing if we consider how big the platform is, compared to other alternatives available on the market right now. PancakeSwap and SushiSwap don't come nowhere near close to Uniswap in terms of liquidity and mainstream adoption. If the Uniswap V3 upgrade becomes a reality before the end of the year, the token itself could end up being worth more than $50 faster than you could've ever imagined.
Nonetheless, every cryptocurrency's future price is a mystery. The Uniswap Token is no exception. It will rise over time according to the level of demand in the mainstream world. My prediction is that UNI will hit $50 by the end of the year. In a decade from now, a lot of things can happen as Ethereum becomes bigger, faster, and stronger than ever. Who knows if the token will "topple" the $100 mark in the future? Just my opinion
