UniswapX officially launches on the front-end interface, significantly reducing transaction gas fees.

The Uniswap team announced on Twitter that they have officially launched the UniswapX feature on the frontend interface. When trading using the UniswapX path, users will be able to obtain better trade prices, reduce gas fees by about 90%, and have MEV protection, providing users with a better trading environment.

Background Information: What is UniswapX

UniswapX is a new trading feature provided by Uniswap Labs that allows Fillers to compete with each other to provide the best trading path, enabling traders to complete transactions at better prices.

Since the triggering of the trading contract is primarily the responsibility of the Fillers, the gas fees will be paid by them. If a transaction fails, traders do not need to bear the risk of wasting gas fees, effectively transferring the risk and cost to the Fillers, maximizing the benefits for traders.

For more information about UniswapX, you can refer to this article:

UniswapX Officially Launches Frontend Interface

UniswapX was released in a test version last July and is now officially launched on the frontend interface of the Uniswap Labs website, fulfilling its vision of "providing users with better trading paths."

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Minimum Transaction Amount of $3,000

If you want to use UniswapX's trading path, there needs to be enough incentive for Filler robots to bid in order to provide the trading path. Typically, a significant transaction amount is required so that Fillers can profit from transaction fees, and only then will UniswapX's trading path be displayed.

Through testing by the author, the ability to use UniswapX's path varies based on the liquidity of different token pairs and the dynamic competition among Fillers. Generally, for mainstream coin pairs, a transaction of around $3,000 or more is needed to potentially utilize UniswapX's path, while smaller coins require a higher threshold.

In the future, as the dynamic competition among Fillers changes, the transaction threshold for using UniswapX may gradually decrease.

It is evident from the image that when trading tokens using UniswapX, compared to using existing paths, relatively cheaper transaction gas fees can be obtained.