Layer 2 technologies like Matic, or Celer network, all aim to reduce the transaction cost of ethereum transactions. Therefore, I would propose utilizing these layer 2 technologies to open up Uniswap to a large number of smaller investors. That is mainly due to the fact that in order to provide liquidity, you have to pay a significant amount of ether for the transaction, and thus, smaller investors will take much longer to break-even.
Furthermore, paying around 20 euros to deposit and withdraw tokens is just a huge amount per transaction. I think it’s time. What are your thoughts on this?
Would check out unipig.exchange this would appear to be a demo of their layer 2 solution on the testnet that they are working on. Found it from a reddit and if you go into FAQ they are listed as one of the makers
Uniswap must stay in mainnet. When ETH 2.0 launches, it will likely be contained in a shard and gas costs will stay way lower.
However, I agree we should use L2 somehow. I advocate for keeping Uniswap’s main functionality in mainnet and deploying compatible applications to L2 so that users go to L2, L2 interacts with Uniswap. That way Uniswap stays relevant as a market provider for rollups and users can save gas costs.
yes im agree with your opinion