$UNI
Yesterday the SEC granted an innovation exemption, allowing compliant license-model AMM transactions to be tokenized US stocks.
Uniswap officially said that in Robinhood Stock Token trades, roughly 80% goes through Uniswap, with cumulative volume already exceeding $10 billion.
Superstate also publicly stated they want to use v4 Permissioned Pools to move tokenized stocks onto the chain.
Fee burn is still ongoing, Robinhood Chain volume is still surging, and a round of short liquidations has happened.
So this isn’t just a sentiment-driven pump—it’s a combination of the regulatory narrative + real trading activity + shorts getting squeezed at the same time.
On the chart, price stepped up from 6.209 all the way higher, with almost no meaningful pullbacks in between—typical trend acceleration. At the high, there was a candle with wicks both above and below showing a bearish move; volume is still there, suggesting it needs to push too hard first and shake out short-term longs.
The earlier up-move green bars on the volume bottom clearly expanded; during the pullback, volume didn’t match perfectly, more like rotation/turnover at high levels rather than an immediate top where selling hits hard.
Short-term overheating is real, but the daily timeframe trend hasn’t broken.
Personal plan: go long.
Entry: scale in within the 8.50–8.70 range.
Stop loss: 8.05. If it drops below 8.2 and then breaks 8.05 again, this acceleration structure is basically invalidated.
Take profit: first target 10.50, second target 12.70.
Don’t go full position—high-level volatility gets messy. If it pulls back to around 8.50, watch first; if 9.456 isn’t broken, keep waiting.
Yesterday the SEC granted an innovation exemption, allowing compliant license-model AMM transactions to be tokenized US stocks.
Uniswap officially said that in Robinhood Stock Token trades, roughly 80% goes through Uniswap, with cumulative volume already exceeding $10 billion.
Superstate also publicly stated they want to use v4 Permissioned Pools to move tokenized stocks onto the chain.
Fee burn is still ongoing, Robinhood Chain volume is still surging, and a round of short liquidations has happened.
So this isn’t just a sentiment-driven pump—it’s a combination of the regulatory narrative + real trading activity + shorts getting squeezed at the same time.
On the chart, price stepped up from 6.209 all the way higher, with almost no meaningful pullbacks in between—typical trend acceleration. At the high, there was a candle with wicks both above and below showing a bearish move; volume is still there, suggesting it needs to push too hard first and shake out short-term longs.
The earlier up-move green bars on the volume bottom clearly expanded; during the pullback, volume didn’t match perfectly, more like rotation/turnover at high levels rather than an immediate top where selling hits hard.
Short-term overheating is real, but the daily timeframe trend hasn’t broken.
Personal plan: go long.
Entry: scale in within the 8.50–8.70 range.
Stop loss: 8.05. If it drops below 8.2 and then breaks 8.05 again, this acceleration structure is basically invalidated.
Take profit: first target 10.50, second target 12.70.
Don’t go full position—high-level volatility gets messy. If it pulls back to around 8.50, watch first; if 9.456 isn’t broken, keep waiting.