Uniswap Foundation provides up to $9 million in funding to Brevis to build a trustless Routing Rebate program
On October 24, the Uniswap Foundation announced that it would provide up to $9 million in funding to Brevis, aiming to build a trustless Gas Rebate program for DEX aggregators integrating Uniswap v4 Hooked pools. The system will utilize Brevis's ZK Data Coprocessor and Pico zkVM technology to perform rebate calculations and cryptographic verification off-chain, ensuring that the rebate process is fully verifiable and does not require centralized tracking. This mechanism provides economic incentives for routers, encouraging them to prioritize the integration of Hook features, thereby accelerating the application and expansion of the Uniswap v4 ecosystem while maintaining the trustless nature of DeFi.
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