UNI’s bullish rebound still faces selling pressure from the market
On the weekly chart, #UNI remains in a generally weak trend. After rising to around $10.30 in November 2025, UNI began to pull back and is still in a consolidation phase.
Although the price has rebounded somewhat, this correction may not be over yet. Over the past month, UNI has repeatedly tried but failed to break above the high near $7.83, indicating that selling pressure overhead remains significant. If buying interest does not strengthen, the price could fall further toward $5.80.
On the 4-hour chart, UNI has mostly traded between $6.47 and $7.78 over the past month. The $7.13 level is an important one to watch.
In addition, there is notable selling pressure around $7.13–$7.40, which could act as resistance to a short-term rebound.
Key points to watch:
Short-term outlook is bearish: If UNI remains under pressure in the $7.13–$7.40 area, the price may continue to trade sideways and weaken.
Downside risk: If support at $6.47 breaks, watch for a further decline.
Rebound signal: If both the 4-hour and weekly closing prices move above $7.80, it would indicate that buyers are regaining strength, potentially allowing UNI to resume its upward trend.
On the weekly chart, #UNI remains in a generally weak trend. After rising to around $10.30 in November 2025, UNI began to pull back and is still in a consolidation phase.
Although the price has rebounded somewhat, this correction may not be over yet. Over the past month, UNI has repeatedly tried but failed to break above the high near $7.83, indicating that selling pressure overhead remains significant. If buying interest does not strengthen, the price could fall further toward $5.80.
On the 4-hour chart, UNI has mostly traded between $6.47 and $7.78 over the past month. The $7.13 level is an important one to watch.
In addition, there is notable selling pressure around $7.13–$7.40, which could act as resistance to a short-term rebound.
Key points to watch:
Short-term outlook is bearish: If UNI remains under pressure in the $7.13–$7.40 area, the price may continue to trade sideways and weaken.
Downside risk: If support at $6.47 breaks, watch for a further decline.
Rebound signal: If both the 4-hour and weekly closing prices move above $7.80, it would indicate that buyers are regaining strength, potentially allowing UNI to resume its upward trend.
