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I’m voting For this proposal.
The initial fee rollout on mainnet has been live for a while now, and we haven’t seen the kind of liquidity flight that some people were worried about. TVL has held up, volume is strong, and the burn mechanism is working as intended. Expanding fees to L2s where more activity is happening just feels like the logical next step.
I also support moving to the tier-based v3 fee model. Managing fees pool-by-pool doesn’t scale, and having a consistent structure across tiers makes governance simpler and more predictable. Governance still retains override power, which is an important safeguard.
At this stage, Uniswap isn’t an experiment anymore — it’s core infrastructure. Turning on protocol fees across chains aligns incentives, strengthens UNI, and doesn’t fundamentally change how LPs or traders use the protocol.
This feels like a measured evolution, not an aggressive shift. Happy to support it.