$UNI After this wave pushed up to 6.38, it pulled back a bit too fast.

Now the price is back around 5.7, which suggests there isn’t small sell pressure above.

Although the 4-hour trend hasn’t completely turned bad yet, and the price is still above the EMA20 and EMA50.

But the funding rate is already on the high side, and the long side is getting a little crowded. The probability that the market keeps ranging and shaking out in the short term isn’t low.

Next, focus on a few key levels:
5.60—5.65 is the first support zone;
5.30—5.45 is a more important pullback area;
5.90—6.00 is the resistance zone for a rebound;

If you have positions, when the rebound reaches around 5.9—6.1, you can consider taking profit in batches. You don’t necessarily have to sell at the very top.

If you don’t have a position, wait for stabilization around 5.5, then try with a small size.

Only when it rises again on volume and reclaims 6.4 can it be considered a true strengthening.

If the 4-hour chart breaks below 5.3, don’t rush in—be patient and wait for the next opportunity.

UNI’s trend hasn’t turned bad yet, but the high-and-falling move already shows there’s pressure overhead. The most important thing now isn’t chasing—it’s waiting for confirmation.$AKE $FLORK
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