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Uniswap Swap Costs: What Reduces Your Output and What Is Paid Separately

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Briefings

A historical ETH-to-USDC receipt demonstrates that UniswapX deducts network fees from the final USDC balance, whereas classic pool swaps pay these costs separately. This distinction affects how users perceive transaction costs and net returns. The evidence provides a snapshot of fee reconciliation mechanics but lacks broader context on current fee structures or impact on total trading volume.

Key points

• UniswapX deducts network fees from the final USDC balance in a swap, unlike classic pool swaps where fees are paid separately.
• The historical receipt shows this reconciliation method, though it does not quantify the total volume affected or provide current fee rates.

Context

This finding clarifies a specific fee deduction mechanism within UniswapX that differs from standard pool operations, impacting user net returns.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single historical receipt; current network fees, total trading volume, and impact on user returns are unknown.

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