$AVAX $UNI Real-Time Data Dashboard (pulled around 2026-10-10 19:22 Beijing Time) | Direction: Bullish

Binance spot: $AVAX around $10.572 (24h +2.36%), trading volume around 28.03 million, range around $10.117–$10.677, and position within the daily range around 81%; $UNI around $7.477 (24h +2.27%), trading volume around 39.54 million, range around $7.230–$7.554, and position around 76%.

Binance USDⓈ-M: AVAX funding rate around +0.0044% (Bitget around +0.0100%), open interest around 9.7589 million tokens (notional around $103 million); UNI funding rate around +0.0052% (Bitget around +0.0100%), open interest around 24.2129 million tokens (notional around $181 million). 24h futures volume: AVAX around 129 million, UNI around 167 million.

Global crypto market cap around $2.78 trillion (24h -2.42%), with trading volume around $62.6 billion; BTC dominance around 59.6%, ETH around 10.9%. On-chain fees remain extremely low (around 2 sat, block height 970756).

Short-term outlook: The L1 Avalanche and DeFi Uniswap tokens are showing relative intraday strength. $AVAX is up around +2.36% on the day and sits around 81% of its daily range, near the upper end; $UNI is up around +2.27% and sits around 76% of its range, also showing strength. Both are displaying independent relative strength against the broader market, which is still down around -2.42% in market cap. Funding rates are only slightly positive (AVAX around +0.0044%, UNI around +0.0052%), with no clear overcrowding in long leverage; nominal OI remains manageable (AVAX around $103 million, UNI around $181 million). Against a backdrop of declining global market cap, the relative strength of the public-chain and DEX sectors suggests a bullish short-term outlook. Watch whether $AVAX can absorb resistance at the daily high and make another attempt at around $10.677; support on a pullback is around $10.30. For $UNI , the upside level to watch is around $7.554, with pullback support around $7.35. If funding rates rise quickly, beware of a crowded-position pullback.

For reference only; this is not investment advice.