Uniswap Launches Earn Feature for Staking USDC, USDT, and ETH

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Uniswap has launched an ETH update with the introduction of the Earn feature on its web app and wallet. Users can now stake USDC, USDT, and ETH on the Ethereum mainnet through on-chain lending markets. Powered by Morpho and Gauntlet, the feature enables deposits or swaps with no additional fees beyond gas. Assets remain self-custodied, with no lock-up periods. This ETH update represents a significant step forward for decentralized yield strategies.

Mars Finance reports that, according to official announcements, Uniswap has launched the Earn feature on its Web App and Wallet, allowing users to deposit USDC, USDT, and ETH into on-chain lending markets to earn interest. Deposit is completed with a single signature, funds remain fully self-custodied, with no lock-up or cooldown periods, and can be withdrawn at any time. The infrastructure is powered by Morpho, with portfolio configuration managed by Gauntlet, currently operating on Ethereum Mainnet. Users can select the amount to deposit on the Earn page; if they don’t hold the corresponding assets, they can first swap or purchase them within Uniswap before depositing. There are no additional Uniswap usage fees—only network transaction fees apply—and both earnings and holdings can be viewed together in the Portfolio section.

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