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Uniswap’s Creator Asks Community On How To Spend $500 Million
Last Updated: 19 January 2021
Hayden Adams stands as the creator of Uniswap, and has made a very interesting request for Twitter’s crypto community. His aim with this request is to gain feedback as to what Uniswap should do with its governance treasury, worth a staggering $500 million.
~$500M worth of UNI has already vested to the Uniswap governance community treasury out of $4b total (based on current price)
What are some of the most impactful ways governance can allocate this UNI?
Dream big
Price Rise Causing Massive Increase In Treasury
As it stands now, the UNI token, the native token for Uniswap, is trading at around $9.30 apiece. This comes after the coin managed to successfully rally past its previous all-time high of $7.10 just last week. As a result of this, Uniswap’s war chest had now seen a significant increase in value, and is currently worth half a billion US dollars.
Plus: A rundown of the week s real estate news. By Jeramey Jannene - Jan 17th, 2021 03:13 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Development site owned by Marquette University (700 Lofts at left). Photo by Jeramey Jannene.
In 2012, an Urban Milwaukee article described how two new apartment buildings would bring activity to two dead zones at the edge of Downtown.
One of those complexes, the 700 Lofts, was proposed for a pair of underutilized buildings at the corner of W. Michigan St. and N. James Lovell St. Bear Development completed the 49-unit, affordable housing project in the ensuing years.
But the dead zone didn’t disappear, largely because a multi-block project proposed across the street by Marquette University didn’t move forward.