【UNI is up 83%, and you say that’s not high?】
Let me tell you something counterintuitive: UNI is still undervalued.
Don’t rush to disagree. With support at $6.52 and resistance at $7.63, and having fallen 84% from its high—tell me, is that really high?
I’ve seen too many people chase rallies and dump at the bottom: when prices rise, they call it a bubble; when prices fall, they play dead. UNI’s more than 40% weekly gain is backed by real growth in the DEX sector: trading volume has surged abnormally, exceeding 5% of market cap. That kind of signal isn’t something retail traders can create.
So the question is: what does this actually mean in practical terms?
Uniswap is now generating several million dollars in daily fee revenue on average—a true money-printing machine. But most people only stare at the price and ignore the fundamentals. It holds nearly 60% of the DEX market, with a deep enough moat. The issue is—can it turn DeFi from a niche toy into a truly mainstream tool?
I tend to think it can. Traditional finance is going digital, and Web3 is moving toward compliance; the two will eventually connect. UNI is not just a speculative asset, it’s infrastructure.
Of course, in the A-share market there are policy battles and indecisive sentiment, and crypto liquidity is tight as well. At times like this, how far UNI can go still depends on the macro backdrop.
Do you think this UNI move is just a technical rebound, or is it really about to tell the story of “DeFi going mainstream on a large scale”?
Let me tell you something counterintuitive: UNI is still undervalued.
Don’t rush to disagree. With support at $6.52 and resistance at $7.63, and having fallen 84% from its high—tell me, is that really high?
I’ve seen too many people chase rallies and dump at the bottom: when prices rise, they call it a bubble; when prices fall, they play dead. UNI’s more than 40% weekly gain is backed by real growth in the DEX sector: trading volume has surged abnormally, exceeding 5% of market cap. That kind of signal isn’t something retail traders can create.
So the question is: what does this actually mean in practical terms?
Uniswap is now generating several million dollars in daily fee revenue on average—a true money-printing machine. But most people only stare at the price and ignore the fundamentals. It holds nearly 60% of the DEX market, with a deep enough moat. The issue is—can it turn DeFi from a niche toy into a truly mainstream tool?
I tend to think it can. Traditional finance is going digital, and Web3 is moving toward compliance; the two will eventually connect. UNI is not just a speculative asset, it’s infrastructure.
Of course, in the A-share market there are policy battles and indecisive sentiment, and crypto liquidity is tight as well. At times like this, how far UNI can go still depends on the macro backdrop.
Do you think this UNI move is just a technical rebound, or is it really about to tell the story of “DeFi going mainstream on a large scale”?