The broader market is still weighed down by the shadow of the Binance hack, but $UNI has quietly climbed back. Late-session snapshots from multiple sources put it at around $7.10, up about 10% over 24 hours. After hitting an intraday low of around $6.26, it recovered to above $7.00, with a market cap of about $4.35 billion. Don’t forget the other side of the same turmoil: the hacker was reportedly dumping 7.02 million UNI, worth around $39.63 million, and converting it to ETH at an average price of about $5.65. First came the sell-off, then the recovery—that’s today’s most compelling reversal. Standard Chartered is also sticking to its long-term outlook of $100 for UNI by 2030. The DEX narrative has been reignited by this turmoil, with $6.25–$6.50 as support and $7.00–$7.50 as the next hurdle. The stolen tokens fell and then rose—would you have dared to buy the dip yesterday? Live prices: https://www.binance.com/en/price/uniswap #Uniswap #DEX