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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.

I don't agree with you, because I think the price of UNI will reach $50 in the future, especially if blockchain from Ethereum becomes popular again, then of course more people will start to using Uniswap and that will make the price of UNI can increase very high ($50 or or even more than that), so I think you should not hesitate to invest in UNI for the long term.

They have to solve their fee problems. If you swap on Pancake you pay like $0.50, but if you swap the same currencies and amounts on Uniswap, you have a fee that is around $15 to $20.

Isnt the gas already goes lower like 5$-10$? yeah i know its still a pretty much for a single transaction, but the ETH 2.0 didnt apply yet, Uniswap cant do something to fix it since the problem isnt from their side.

Usually yes but they seem to charge a fee regardless. When you make a normal transaction from a wallet like metamask you are paying cents right now. But when you use Uniswap it is quite the amount of dollars. I don't know why.

today it costs $ 5 to $ 10 to be able to swap on Uniswap, of course compared to some time ago,
Ethereum fees to be able to swap on Uniswap require $50 to $100, of course this makes me angry,
and a lot of tokens are trash just because I can't sell it, if only Uniswap was on the BSC network, the fees would be very cheap.

Ok but why does Uniswap raise those fees to $5 - $10 when in fact the transaction on the blockchain from a normal metamask wallet is in the pennies? They take a cut through the liquidity provider fee don't they? Or do they make money by raising transaction fees? No, that doesn't make sense.