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Re:Mass of Transactions Leaving Crypto.com Wallets by joosters on Monday November 14, 2022 @01:14AM (#33590710)
The ones that haven't (yet) been hacked, anyway...

Besides, which ones really are decentralized? Can you name one that doesn't have a central control point? Most have an update system, allowing one person to either completely modify the smart contract code or to enable/disable trading.

Re:Mass of Transactions Leaving Crypto.com Wallets by easrng on Monday November 14, 2022 @02:09AM (#33591018)
AFAIK Uniswap doesn't have an upgradeability proxy, they just deploy new versions and the old ones stay up. That's only true if you aren't using a L2 though, all the current L2 implementations are upgradable.
Re:Mass of Transactions Leaving Crypto.com Wallets by joosters on Monday November 14, 2022 @07:00AM (#33592826)
Looks like you're right - Uniswap v1 is still usable, they had 'proxy' contracts that could redirect users to more recent versions, but you can, if you choose, interact directly with the original version - it wasn't turned off. However, since the liquidity all moved into the later versions, there's only about 1/1000th of the trading left in the original. (and you get to keep/be exploited by all the unpatched bugs, yay!)

Uniswap v1 volume: $144k, v2: $111,784k