Uniswap communities have voted to use Polygon's Uniswap v3 smart contract.

The Uniswap community has accepted the management agreement to deliver the Uniswap v3 contract on the Polygon PoS chain. This agreement was reached in the form of a telephone survey, with more than 72.6 million active users in the community.

Uniswap Labs announces the release of the Uniswap v3 contract on the basis of the vote. The vote received over 99.3% approval and $ 5 million for the longevity of the liquidation and the overall use of Uniswap in Polygon (MATIC).

Bjelic also said that Uniswap was the right time to launch Polygon and that their role was "the second most powerful DeFi ecosystem after the first Ethereum layer." Entrepreneurs have also expressed enthusiasm for the adoption of Uniswap, including financial and operational support.

The approval was announced by Polygon CEO Mihailo Bjelic on November 20 and received a public vote by December 18, stating, “The launch of Polygon PoS will deliver on its Save promise as the premier vision for user growth, cost savings for users and growth. This can bring many benefits. "revenue growth, market share and return to DeFi.

Ahead of the UP010 regulatory vote, Bjelic announced recommendations and temperature measurements to determine community perception of the Uniswap v3 export in Polygon.

“Approval 17 passes with 44 million (98.87%) for and 500,000 (1.13%) against. Gold is 7 out of 7.79 million (around 100%) in approval and 101 (around 0% camera) against.

As Polygon strives to maintain its competitive edge with the Ethereum ecosystem, Communities have announced a $ 200 million startup with Seven Six, a venture capital firm owned by Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian.

As reported by the Cointelegraph, the plan will focus on supporting and managing sports applications and social media platforms developed on Polygon's infrastructure. Polygon's groundbreaking growth this year was supported by the announcement of more than 3,000 on-chain decentralized applications and other cross-chain protocols and migrations.