$UNI has already dropped to $7.6, and right at this moment, the on-chain stocks are still taking another step forward!
Yesterday, Stove Finance brought stock tokens from the US and South Korea to Arbitrum. Now you can trade them directly through Uniswap, with support from UniswapX.
Coincidence?
Not really.
The price keeps getting smashed down, yet new real-world assets are still flowing into Uniswap.
That’s exactly why I’ve always liked UNI!
More and more, I feel like what’s truly worth watching in this bull run may not be which coin pops out with a new story, but who can become the trading gateway once traditional assets go on-chain.
US stocks and Korean stocks are just the beginning.
If later more stocks, funds, bonds—even other financial assets—get moved onto the blockchain, then what do those markets need for trading?
Liquidity.
And Uniswap is already starting to bring these things in.
So today when UNI drops to $7.6, I’m actually not as panicked as I was a few days ago.
In the short term, of course, it’s uncomfortable. Anyone who bought above $7 is definitely taking some profit off. But price falling and a change in logic are two different things.
What’s more, at this level the market sentiment is clearly much worse than it was around $9.
So let me ask you this:
If you were willing to buy $UNI when it was at $9 or $10, why don’t you dare to buy it now when it’s in the $7s?
Do you really have to wait until it jumps back up 10% or 20%, the candlesticks look “pretty,” and everyone starts shouting “UNI to the moon” before you add?
Then whether you can get this price again might be a different story.
I can’t say that $7.6 is definitely the bottom.
But I know one thing:
Opportunities rarely show up when everyone is excited.
Right now, nobody likes $UNI —I actually want to study it more.
Once the on-chain stocks really start moving with volume, and the market re-prices the value of Uniswap’s trading gateway, jumping in with FOMO then might already be a step too late.
UNI—at $7-something, I’ll keep adding a bit.
#UNI #Uniswap #RWA #DeFi #Arbitrum
Yesterday, Stove Finance brought stock tokens from the US and South Korea to Arbitrum. Now you can trade them directly through Uniswap, with support from UniswapX.
Coincidence?
Not really.
The price keeps getting smashed down, yet new real-world assets are still flowing into Uniswap.
That’s exactly why I’ve always liked UNI!
More and more, I feel like what’s truly worth watching in this bull run may not be which coin pops out with a new story, but who can become the trading gateway once traditional assets go on-chain.
US stocks and Korean stocks are just the beginning.
If later more stocks, funds, bonds—even other financial assets—get moved onto the blockchain, then what do those markets need for trading?
Liquidity.
And Uniswap is already starting to bring these things in.
So today when UNI drops to $7.6, I’m actually not as panicked as I was a few days ago.
In the short term, of course, it’s uncomfortable. Anyone who bought above $7 is definitely taking some profit off. But price falling and a change in logic are two different things.
What’s more, at this level the market sentiment is clearly much worse than it was around $9.
So let me ask you this:
If you were willing to buy $UNI when it was at $9 or $10, why don’t you dare to buy it now when it’s in the $7s?
Do you really have to wait until it jumps back up 10% or 20%, the candlesticks look “pretty,” and everyone starts shouting “UNI to the moon” before you add?
Then whether you can get this price again might be a different story.
I can’t say that $7.6 is definitely the bottom.
But I know one thing:
Opportunities rarely show up when everyone is excited.
Right now, nobody likes $UNI —I actually want to study it more.
Once the on-chain stocks really start moving with volume, and the market re-prices the value of Uniswap’s trading gateway, jumping in with FOMO then might already be a step too late.
UNI—at $7-something, I’ll keep adding a bit.
#UNI #Uniswap #RWA #DeFi #Arbitrum