Bullish!
Standard Chartered is once again making a big splash: $UNI has risen to 100U per coin—this is only the beginning!
When US stocks are moving in on crypto, why does UNI still have the charm that makes Standard Chartered look favorably on it?
That’s where we have to mention the “shared characteristics” of UNI, $AAVE —these two are both favored by Standard Chartered, and are also widely believed to still have at least 30x upside potential!
Their characteristics are actually very simple: they perfectly match Warren Buffett’s theories.
AAVE, the largest on-chain lending platform, with abundant profits.
UNI, the largest decentralized exchange on the Ethereum chain, with rich profits.
The biggest common feature of these two cryptos is: the coin price is cheap, and the market cap isn’t that high (annual profit is almost equal to the market cap).
If you look at them through Buffett’s framework: good assets are those with a PE below 20, and assets with a PE below 15 are ones you can confidently buy into with blind conviction.
So both AAVE and UNI fall into the category of “just scoop up the bottom”: something that’s worth $1 but can now be bought for $0.1—buy it and you’re making money…
This is also one of the reasons Standard Chartered thinks UNI’s minimum is 100U per coin, and AAVE’s minimum is 1500U per coin!
Why “one of the reasons”?
Because AAVE has a joker: it’s now a decentralized DeFi. After the splitting bill in 2026, AAVE’s founding team and governance team will be out of the picture. AAVE’s brand and profits won’t belong to the original team anymore—they will belong to all holders.
Holding AAVE means you’re no longer just the theoretical “owner” of AAVE—you are the actual one.
This is deadly attractive to value investors. Second, it’s such an AAVE that it’s easy to attract a strong whale gang!
A decentralized DeFi that the market has already recognized, with high profits and returns—strong whales entering the game is basically just picking up money.
UNI’s joker is even simpler: $HYPE is already one of the largest on-chain trading channels—it's taking market share from SOL, and also squeezing BNB’s survival space!
Plainly speaking: if HYPE succeeds, it becomes a combination of BNB + SOL, easily surpassing ETH.
Uh-oh!
HYPE’s big surge—what does it have to do with UNI?
It has a lot to do with it: HYPE is one of the DEX perpetual contract giants, while UNI is the absolute king of DEX spot trading!
High profits, big potential in the sector, high status in the arena, broad recognition, and a community of believers… UNI going up 30x to 100U per coin might really be just the beginning.
Standard Chartered is once again making a big splash: $UNI has risen to 100U per coin—this is only the beginning!
When US stocks are moving in on crypto, why does UNI still have the charm that makes Standard Chartered look favorably on it?
That’s where we have to mention the “shared characteristics” of UNI, $AAVE —these two are both favored by Standard Chartered, and are also widely believed to still have at least 30x upside potential!
Their characteristics are actually very simple: they perfectly match Warren Buffett’s theories.
AAVE, the largest on-chain lending platform, with abundant profits.
UNI, the largest decentralized exchange on the Ethereum chain, with rich profits.
The biggest common feature of these two cryptos is: the coin price is cheap, and the market cap isn’t that high (annual profit is almost equal to the market cap).
If you look at them through Buffett’s framework: good assets are those with a PE below 20, and assets with a PE below 15 are ones you can confidently buy into with blind conviction.
So both AAVE and UNI fall into the category of “just scoop up the bottom”: something that’s worth $1 but can now be bought for $0.1—buy it and you’re making money…
This is also one of the reasons Standard Chartered thinks UNI’s minimum is 100U per coin, and AAVE’s minimum is 1500U per coin!
Why “one of the reasons”?
Because AAVE has a joker: it’s now a decentralized DeFi. After the splitting bill in 2026, AAVE’s founding team and governance team will be out of the picture. AAVE’s brand and profits won’t belong to the original team anymore—they will belong to all holders.
Holding AAVE means you’re no longer just the theoretical “owner” of AAVE—you are the actual one.
This is deadly attractive to value investors. Second, it’s such an AAVE that it’s easy to attract a strong whale gang!
A decentralized DeFi that the market has already recognized, with high profits and returns—strong whales entering the game is basically just picking up money.
UNI’s joker is even simpler: $HYPE is already one of the largest on-chain trading channels—it's taking market share from SOL, and also squeezing BNB’s survival space!
Plainly speaking: if HYPE succeeds, it becomes a combination of BNB + SOL, easily surpassing ETH.
Uh-oh!
HYPE’s big surge—what does it have to do with UNI?
It has a lot to do with it: HYPE is one of the DEX perpetual contract giants, while UNI is the absolute king of DEX spot trading!
High profits, big potential in the sector, high status in the arena, broad recognition, and a community of believers… UNI going up 30x to 100U per coin might really be just the beginning.
