UNI and ARB on the same screen today.

Not the same trade though.

UNI already did the hard part.
Came out of the 6s, tagged 9.40, now sitting high.

Volume was actually there. This did not look like a random alt wick.

ARB is the louder one.
Pushed into 0.23 and got hit.
That level matters. People have been waiting there.

I like the sector.
I do not like buying the last green candle on either of them.

If UIN holds the breakout, it can still work.
If ARBcannot get back over 0.23 clean, that bounce is just a bounce.

Two names. One watch. No chase.

NFA.

Trade setups

UNI
Bias: stronger structure. Buy dips, do not buy 9.
Now: ~8.70 – 8.90 after a 9.44 wick

Entry: 7.80 – 8.20
Invalidation: close below 7.10
TP1: 9.40
TP2: 10.20

Breakout add only if it reclaims and holds 9.45.
No long from 9.00 just because it looks strong.

ARB
Bias: narrative is fine, chart is extended into resistance.
Now: ~0.21 after rejecting 0.229

Long dip: 0.188 – 0.198
Invalidation: close below 0.175
TP1: 0.228
TP2: 0.250

Breakout: only if 0.230 holds as support. Then 0.255 / 0.280.
Fade zone: 0.224 – 0.229 if volume dies. Invalidation above 0.242.

Simple rule
UNI = dip buy if 7.80 holds
ARB = wait for 0.19 dip or a real 0.23 hold
Do not long both at the highs together

Risk 1% or less per idea. If BTC flushes, both will give the move back fast.

$UNI $ARB