We just shipped something big: @Uniswap is now native to Common. Communities can swap tokens inside their coordination hub. No friction. No context switching. Liquidity meets coordination. Full thread below 👇

1/ Here's the problem we solved: Communities mint tokens to incentivize participation. But liquidity lives elsewhere. Members earn a token in a Common loop, then leave to trade it. By the time they find a DEX, the moment is gone. Friction kills adoption.

2/ Not anymore. Uniswap swaps are now embedded directly into Common. A member completes a task, earns a token, and can trade it in the same interface where they earned it. The loop doesn't break. The economy stays contained.

3/ This changes what coordination means. Before: communities were social coordination layers. Now: communities are economic coordination layers. Members can: - Participate in governance - Earn through loops - Price-discover their own tokens - Trade with skin in the game All in one place.

4/ Real liquidity + programmed incentives = communities that self-fund. A DAO can reward contributors with a token that's immediately tradeable. A memecoin community can run contests that create genuine economic value. A protocol can bootstrap participation without relying on external markets.

5/ This is the whitepaper thesis in action: "Loops turn events into markets." Markets now live inside coordination. Not separate infrastructure. Not external platforms. Native to where communities work.

Live today on @base. Omni-chain coming soon. Connecting your token takes seconds. Communities: it's time to turn participation into economy. Learn more: