Many ask me why I believe in $UNI
I’ve noticed that many still have an impression of him from a few years ago.
Back then, when trading on Uniswap was very active, UNI holders could only watch. Now the situation has changed.
Some of the protocol fees in v2 and v3 pools have already begun to incentivize the burning of UNI—there is trading, fees are coming in, and the UNI supply starts to change.
That’s the reason I keep believing in it. Uniswap is working on v4 and has also launched permissioned pools that meet compliance requirements. In the future, stocks, funds, and similar assets will be brought on-chain, and they’ll need somewhere to trade, right? Uniswap wants to capture this market, and it already has users and liquidity.
Of course, having burning doesn’t mean an instant price increase. If fees are too high, market makers may leave if trading volumes drop, and burning will also decrease.
I’ll be watching these changes closely, especially whether the new trading scenarios can truly retain users.
I’ve noticed that many still have an impression of him from a few years ago.
Back then, when trading on Uniswap was very active, UNI holders could only watch. Now the situation has changed.
Some of the protocol fees in v2 and v3 pools have already begun to incentivize the burning of UNI—there is trading, fees are coming in, and the UNI supply starts to change.
That’s the reason I keep believing in it. Uniswap is working on v4 and has also launched permissioned pools that meet compliance requirements. In the future, stocks, funds, and similar assets will be brought on-chain, and they’ll need somewhere to trade, right? Uniswap wants to capture this market, and it already has users and liquidity.
Of course, having burning doesn’t mean an instant price increase. If fees are too high, market makers may leave if trading volumes drop, and burning will also decrease.
I’ll be watching these changes closely, especially whether the new trading scenarios can truly retain users.