Uniswap has officially rolled out its new Ink feature across its web app, wallet, and API, expanding its liquidity infrastructure and aiming to support global financial transactions. The announcement was shared via the official Uniswap account on September 14, 2026, and allows users to swap and provide liquidity on a Layer 2 solution.
The launch comes as Uniswap faces discussion around transaction fees. Hayden Adams highlighted that the platform scaled its capacity to meet growing blockspace demand, countering claims of decline. This scaling effort appears to have strengthened user experience and reinforced confidence in Uniswap's infrastructure.
Uniswap continues to dominate decentralized exchange activity, reportedly accounting for 95% of overall DEX volumes. While one market snapshot showed a temporary lull in 24-hour trading as users adapted to the new feature, broader reporting points to resilient engagement and strong trading volumes.
Traders and liquidity providers are expected to watch how Ink influences liquidity pools, user activity, and fee dynamics in the coming days. The launch reflects Uniswap's ongoing push to remain competitive in the DeFi landscape by offering more efficient trading and liquidity options.