Many people ask me whether to exit—$UNI . My thinking hasn’t changed.
In this round of short-term market action, the main driver is that the SEC replaced the originally clearly defined regulatory bills with exemption provisions, which triggered a wave of short-term gains.
Around the end of October when the rate hike happens, and around the early November period when the midterm elections are finalized, the market will most likely see a pullback.
Compared with the short-term fluctuations on the trading screen, it’s more worth focusing on on-chain assets—especially the growth data of stock tokens—which is still in a phase of rapid expansion.
Personally, I’ll continue holding and won’t overly worry about short-term price volatility.
If there’s a significant pullback later on, I’ll look for opportunities to add more.
In this round of short-term market action, the main driver is that the SEC replaced the originally clearly defined regulatory bills with exemption provisions, which triggered a wave of short-term gains.
Around the end of October when the rate hike happens, and around the early November period when the midterm elections are finalized, the market will most likely see a pullback.
Compared with the short-term fluctuations on the trading screen, it’s more worth focusing on on-chain assets—especially the growth data of stock tokens—which is still in a phase of rapid expansion.
Personally, I’ll continue holding and won’t overly worry about short-term price volatility.
If there’s a significant pullback later on, I’ll look for opportunities to add more.
