Uniswap announced that Uniswap v2, v3, and v4 are now live on Linea, the Consensys-built zkEVM Layer 2 network, expanding the protocol’s full stack to a low-fee Ethereum-equivalent rollup. The launch is live in the Uniswap web app and Uniswap API, with Uniswap Wallet support on iOS and Android rolling out gradually, so users can swap, provide liquidity, and access Linea-based pools through Uniswap’s standard interfaces. The key context is that Linea is designed as a zkEVM rollup with EVM equivalence, low transaction costs, and fast settlement, which makes it compatible with Uniswap’s existing contracts and tooling. Uniswap’s deployment also fits a broader multichain strategy: the protocol has previously expanded v3 to multiple chains, and Linea’s integration strengthens ties with the broader Consensys ecosystem, including products such as MetaMask and Infura. The launch matters because it gives Uniswap users another Ethereum-aligned L2 venue for trading and liquidity provision, while Linea positions itself as a scalable network with lower fees and ecosystem incentives such as native staking yield and ETH burn mechanics.

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