Uniswap is today’s DeFi pain point: price 7.10, down 6.18% over 24h and 9.02% for the week. When macro risk aversion kicks in, DeFi blue chips like UNI—driven by fees and trading volume—are among the first to get sold off. Volume hasn’t collapsed, but speculative money is pulling out first, and valuations are taking a hit.
Key levels:
• Support: previous low zone / weekly pivot / prior high-volume base
• Resistance: bounce back into the breakdown zone / short-term EMA / September consolidation zone
• Structure: price is below the short-term EMA, and the rebound has no volume
• Real signal: if UNI/ETH doesn’t make a new low, DeFi is holding up relatively well; if UNI is plunging on its own, expectations for platform revenue are being revised down
Many people only look at UNI/USDT and assume “after a big drop, a rebound is inevitable.” In reality, you need to compare both UNI/BTC and UNI/ETH. You can check the latest crypto prices on BiyaPay and add UNI, ETH, AAVE, and SOL to your watchlist to compare on one screen which stabilizes first: DeFi or L1.
10/15 strategy:
• If you’re already holding: don’t sell everything if the previous low holds; reduce your position if a candle closes below it
• If you’re on the sidelines: take a small position in the previous-low zone, with a stop-loss 3–5% below the previous low
• For bulls: wait for a 4H close back above resistance with volume returning, then look toward the next level
• Avoid: chasing the rebound or panic-selling at the previous low
For the medium term, UNI depends on DEX trading volume, the fee switch, and activity on Base/Arbitrum—but today, the priority is simply to stay in the game. DeFi isn’t dead; CPI just gave it a knock.
Key levels:
• Support: previous low zone / weekly pivot / prior high-volume base
• Resistance: bounce back into the breakdown zone / short-term EMA / September consolidation zone
• Structure: price is below the short-term EMA, and the rebound has no volume
• Real signal: if UNI/ETH doesn’t make a new low, DeFi is holding up relatively well; if UNI is plunging on its own, expectations for platform revenue are being revised down
Many people only look at UNI/USDT and assume “after a big drop, a rebound is inevitable.” In reality, you need to compare both UNI/BTC and UNI/ETH. You can check the latest crypto prices on BiyaPay and add UNI, ETH, AAVE, and SOL to your watchlist to compare on one screen which stabilizes first: DeFi or L1.
10/15 strategy:
• If you’re already holding: don’t sell everything if the previous low holds; reduce your position if a candle closes below it
• If you’re on the sidelines: take a small position in the previous-low zone, with a stop-loss 3–5% below the previous low
• For bulls: wait for a 4H close back above resistance with volume returning, then look toward the next level
• Avoid: chasing the rebound or panic-selling at the previous low
For the medium term, UNI depends on DEX trading volume, the fee switch, and activity on Base/Arbitrum—but today, the priority is simply to stay in the game. DeFi isn’t dead; CPI just gave it a knock.