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Leading decentralized exchange Uniswap announced today it has expanded to the Blast network, a layer 2 solution offering native yield for ETH and the USDB stablecoin. The expansion enables Uniswap users to swap and provide liquidity with lower gas costs and faster transaction speeds compared to the Ethereum mainnet.https://twitter.com/Uniswap/status/1775174375089578410?s=20"This launch marks... source: https://cryptobriefing.com/uniswap-blast-network-yield/

Decentralized exchange Uniswap has officially integrated the Blast Layer 2 network into its interface, allowing users to swap tokens and provide liquidity directly on app.uniswap.org. This marks the first time that Uniswap users will be able to earn native yield on LP positions, thanks to Blast's rebasing feature. The Blast network provides native yield for ETH and USDB stablecoins, and optimizes the user trading experience by reducing transaction fees and speeding up swaps (compared to Ethereum mainnet). Users can start swapping tokens on Blast by selecting Blast as their network. In terms of providing liquidity, Blast supports both Uniswap v2 and Uniswap v3, but native yield is only available in v2 pools. In particular, due to the centralized liquidity technology implementation characteristics of Uniswap v3, LPs in v3 pools on Blast will not receive native yield. At the same time, Blast's rebasing mechanism brings new risk considerations for liquidity providers on Uniswap v3, especially in the case of negative rebasing. Therefore, users providing heavy base token liquidity on Blast are advised to choose Uniswap v2.

Blast officially announced on the Currently, USDB holders on Blast can passively earn 15% annualized return and Blast points.

블라스트 기반 런치패드 및 일드 애그리게이터 블라스트오프(BLASTOFF)가 약 150 ETH를 도난당했다고 밝혔다. CEO는 전액 배상을 약속했고, 현재 모든 USDB가 반환됐다. 블라스트오프는 해커가 탈취금을 반환한다면 20%를 화이트햇 포상금으로 지급하겠다고 약속했다.

According to BlockBeats, decentralized exchange (DEX) project Sushi has announced its integration with the Layer2 network Blast on March 4th. The integration will introduce Sushi's v2 and v3 automated market makers (AMM) into the Blast network. Sushi stated that Blast's revenue comes from ETH staking and RWA protocols, with WETH and USDB (Blast stablecoin) automatically generating returns for end-users. When users deposit into the Sushi pool, the pool receives this revenue. To ensure liquidity providers (LP) receive a portion of the revenue, Sushi will use Merkle to distribute the revenue to v3 LPs, and a solution for v2 is currently under development. Additionally, Blast points earned by LPs will be returned to them through a script designed to facilitate point distribution for LPs in the coming days.