Conclusion upfront: UNI rose 6.3% in one day. Out of the $3.76 million liquidated, 79% was longs being closed (i.e., shorts liquidated). The largest single short order alone accounted for half.

Current price is 9.27. Over the past 24 hours, the high was 9.32 and the low was 8.50. Binance and OKX both had gains capped between about 6.2% and 6.3%. This isn’t a violent pump—just a steady, bearish grind higher. Shorts didn’t wait for a pullback; they got liquidations instead.

The worst case was on Binance: a massive short position of 208,000 UNI was liquidated at 9.22 last night. The single trade was worth $1.92 million, accounting for half of all UNI liquidations across the entire network—an archetypal “hard-hold” one-way short was simply lifted out.

In the last hour, shorts were still being wiped out: $1.13 million in liquidations, with 93% hitting the shorts. If the price just dipped a bit further, it would get bought right back.

Leverage is still increasing: The total positions across the entire network surged nearly 10% in a single day to $680 million, with Binance alone’s positions up 10%. The price hasn’t gone crazy—leverage did first.

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In this kind of slow, downward grind, would you dare to chase a long—or wait for a pullback?

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