Uniswap's Terms of Service were updated on April 24, 2026 to modify their help documentation index. The change removed a reference to 'Continuous Clearing Auctions' from the help topics and added a new topic about 'Profit & Loss (P&L) in Uniswap.' This appears to be a documentation organization update rather than a substantive change to user rights or obligations.
This change affects the help documentation available to Uniswap users. The platform has replaced a guide about Continuous Clearing Auctions with one focused on Profit & Loss (P&L) tracking in Uniswap. Users who were previously looking for information on Continuous Clearing Auctions will no longer find it listed in the help index, though the underlying feature may still exist. This is primarily a documentation organization change with minimal impact on actual user rights or platform functionality.
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This change involves a restructuring of Uniswap's help documentation index. A topic on Continuous Clearing Auctions was removed from the help table of contents and replaced with Profit & Loss (P&L) guidance. No material change …
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