UniswapX transactions look slightly different than v3 and v2 swaps.
The reason UniswapX swaps look different than v3 and v2 swaps is due to how they are filled. Rather than only using a v2 or v3, UniswapX swaps also uses liquidity from an open network of third party fillers to fill the swap.
Below are a examples of Uniswap transactions:
- Here is an example of a Uniswap V3 swap: Etherscan link
- Here is an example of a Uniswap V2 swap: Etherscan link
- Here is an example of a UniswapX swap: Etherscan link
Note: UniswapX Etherscan transactions may vary based on what liquidity was used to fill the swap. The UniswapX example (third bullet) above happened to be filled using the liquidity on Uniswap v3.
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