Uniswap founder Hayden Adams said the team has renounced all creator fees tied to tokens created during employee testing of Pools after those tokens were discovered, with past and future fees redirected to an automated buyback-and-burn contract. TradePools said the affected test tokens no longer have a creator-fee path back to Uniswap Labs. Instead, the fees are released as ETH, and anyone can claim that ETH by burning the corresponding token, removing those tokens from circulation. Adams said the team had not expected the test tokens to be found. TradePools, which launched Aug. 5 as a Uniswap launchpad on Robinhood Chain, did not identify the tokens, disclose how much ETH had accrued, provide a contract address, or publish a full list of affected test tokens. The disclosure followed criticism on X over launch fees. Uniswap’s Niko Kampouris said the launch fee is 0.25% and that, unless creator fees are enabled, it deepens liquidity for liquidity providers. In a separate exchange, he said the split was a 20% creator fee, a 0% launchpad fee and 80% of the fee compounding into deeper liquidity. Adams said the team is considering making the mechanism available to other deployers.