Meme stocks are now bringing stock tokens and memes into the same trading arena. On one side, you’ve got stock tokens like NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, SPY trading 24/7, extending retail trading hours beyond the traditional U.S. stock market opening to round-the-clock action. On the other side, platforms like PONS are directly injecting new tokens into Uniswap v4 pools. These two streams of capital flow, which were never supposed to intersect, are now pairing up: memes against stock tokens, stock tokens against stablecoins, and looping back into high-fee junk token pools. Meme trading introduces high-frequency, high-fee, short-cycle speculation. Pools with 1% fee tiers may not dominate in size, but they contribute disproportionately to protocol fees. This creates an interesting contrast: trading volume might not surpass Ethereum every day, but protocol fees and UNI burns are more likely to be driven by this chain. Uniswap sits right in the middle. Tokens launch on PONS, trading happens in wallets, but most spot liquidity still ends up in Uniswap pools. Direct pool trades only incur LP fees; aggregators add service fees and slippage, but the trades still hit the same pool. On-chain fees are heavily concentrated across launch platforms, endpoints, and Uniswap itself. Stock tokens keep users engaged, while memes drive up fee revenue. As long as pairings remain active and pools continue absorbing volume, UNI benefits from this new trading layer rather than the old DeFi rotation. This is infrastructure in its truest sense, continuing to demonstrate its intrinsic value.