The Uniswap was published by Polygon and brought MATIC in high resolution.

The popular decentralized exchange Uniswap and the Ethereum Polygon extension system announced on Wednesday that the entire Uniswap version 3 contract has been extended to Polygon's mainnet.

The eviction came days after UNI insurers voted to regulate the right of appeal. According to media reports, prices for MATIC and Uniswap UNI tokens have increased, and the Polygon Network token, MATIC, hit a new high of US $ 2.66 earlier today.

Polygon co-founder Mihailo Bjelic told CoinDesk in an interview with Telegram: "Ethereum presents the best view of open and borderless commerce for all users." "Ethereum is a first as usage increases. The lowest cost, the best value for money." “Most of the users. "

He added that the Polygon version of Uniswap aims to replace that.

“With this launch, Uniswap, the essentially Ethereum app, is returning to its original vision, again offering public and low-cost access to everyone,” Bjelic said.

Based on DEX with the most advanced product, Uniswap is placed either on support or on Layer 2, arbitrage and optimism. According to data from Defi Llama, approximately $ 62.19 million in Uniswap of Arbitrum has been closed and approximately $ 36.94 million in tokens have been closed in the Optimism version.

Both of these numbers are well below the $ 8.75 billion Total Television Cost (TVL) of the mainnet version of Uniswap Ethereum.

In other words, Uniswap's TVL is lagging behind Curve's $ 22.23 billion, the biggest DeFi (decentralized finance) contract to that extent. Curve now supports several blockchain and layer 2 applications, including Avalanche, Harmony, and Polygon.

Polygon co-founder Bjelic told CoinDesk that Uniswap could be very good for Polygon because of its successful DeFi ecosystem network. According to data from Defi Llama, Polygon is now TVL's 7th chain of stores.

According to a report by blockchain data firm Chainalysis earlier this year, DEFI is still run by cryptocurrency experts and traders, in part because of the high exchange rates on the Ethereum blockchain. Scaling projects like Polygon have benefited from Ethereum's congestion problem.