The Uniswap Foundation announced $140.3 million in revenue and $12.4 million in new grant commitments in its Q1 2025 financial report.

A report by Uniswap (UNI) Foundation on May 23 stated that the majority of the revenue came from a $140 million donation that was authorized by Uniswap governance

The Uniswap Foundation reported $140.3 million in revenue and $12.4 million in new grant commitments for Q1 2025. The majority of the revenue came from a $140 million donation that was authorized by Uniswap governance.

The Uniswap Foundation reported $140.3 million in revenue and $12.4 million in new grant commitments for Q1 2025. The majority of the revenue came from a $140 million donation that was authorized by Uniswap governance.

The Foundation also held $53.4 million in USD and stablecoins, 15.8 million UNI tokens, and 257 ETH, totaling about $95 million, as of March 31. Another 5 million UNI was used as collateral for a $29 million loan, granting the Foundation access to cash.

The Foundation also held $53.4 million in USD and stablecoins, 15.8 million UNI tokens, and 257 ETH, totaling about $95 million, as of March 31. Another 5 million UNI was used as collateral for a $29 million loan, granting the Foundation access to cash.

A total of $115.1 million has been set aside for grants, $99.8 million for 2025 and 2026, and $15.3 million for earlier commitments. The Foundation also earmarked $33.3 million to cover operations and staff compensation through January 2027.

Of the $12.4 million in new Q1 grants, $9.9 million was dedicated to multi-year programs running through 2029. Some grants include repayment options from Unichain Partners, depending on performance goals.

The Foundation’s Q1 strategy focused on strengthening Uniswap and its layer-2 network, Unichain, as key infrastructure for global digital finance. Priorities included improving capital efficiency across EVM chains, funding developer tools and education, expanding sustainable revenue models, and supporting long-term contributors.

Excluding $100,000 in UNI tokens given to staff, operating costs for the quarter came to $1.9 million. Expenses included marketing, software, events, legal and consulting fees, and salaries.

Excluding $100,000 in UNI tokens given to staff, operating costs for the quarter came to $1.9 million. Expenses included marketing, software, events, legal and consulting fees, and salaries.

The update follows the protocol’s achievement of several significant milestones, such as the launch of Unichain in early 2025 and the achievement of a $3 trillion lifetime trading volume. In February, the SEC closed its investigation into Uniswap Labs without taking action, a move widely seen as positive for DeFi.

A Q2 financial update will follow with more data on grants, spending, and the Foundation’s financial position.