$UNI I have a feeling that the vote to activate the governance protocol is coming in the next couple of days, including UNI fees on the Elysium chain in the burn.
$UNI A coin with a high market cap has emerged on the new Elysium chain, and it still uses a Uniswap pool. The only thing is that the new chain’s burn mechanism hasn’t yet been incorporated into the protocol. A vote is needed to decide whether to include revenue from the Elysium chain in the burn; it will probably take about a month to complete the proposal process.$UNI
$UNI , let's call it quits, folks. Only 12,000 were burned yesterday, and on-chain liquidity has completely dried up. The new chain launches tomorrow, and I don't know how much liquidity the market has left to support it.
$UNI burned 26,000 yesterday. This is pointless. Keep an eye on Elysium launching on Nov. 9 with UNI hooks, though the fees haven't been included in the burn yet. Like Robinhood, the fees from the hooks need a governance proposal, and it'll probably take about a month before they can be included in the burn. What a rip-off. Can I still break even? November, please, I beg you—let me break even!
$UNI $UNI Since the last time it fell three times in a row, the project team has already reached the point where they’re selling off their holdings. Basically, they sell into every rally. Everyone, you can call it a day. I’m stuck holding the bag, so there’s nothing I can do.
$UNI has crashed hard. Let's take a look at today's burns: over 62,000 tokens. I also saw some on the OP chain, which proves the mainnet migration was successful. I'm at a loss—would you still choose UNI? Comment 1 to buy or 2 to short.
$UNI Compared with other altcoins, UNI got absolutely crushed last night. All its gains were wiped out, and it plunged straight from 7.818 to a low of 6.5—a 15% drop. That was brutal.
$UNI Binance has already replaced the stolen UNI, and then it just tanked. Painful stuff. Will it break below 7 tonight? That was so fast—it dropped in less than a day.
$PEPE You can always count on Sun—Sun is currently $PEPE ’s largest individual holder. All I can say is, Sun really has foresight, distancing himself from Trump in advance; On the day of the U.S. midterm elections, Sun @justinsuntron timed it perfectly and gave @worldlibertyfi a big gift: When selling WLFI tokens, they claimed to be a U.S. company. Sun sued them in federal court, and they changed their story, saying they were UAE nationals and hoping the court would have no jurisdiction.
This time, Sun went straight ahead and filed a motion for sanctions, seeking over $260,000 in legal fees. The refund-only trend has finally blown Trump’s way, So, who else is there!?
Keep it up, Sun! Whether we can get the $WLFI tokens back is another matter— First, get the legal fees refunded! 🫡
$PEPE I feel like Sun哥's USDT flowing in isn't being staked—there's a limit on how much can be staked. It could be coming in to buy $PEPE , after all, Binance has deep liquidity. There’s no guarantee that $Pepe will rebound and break through its all-time high.
But I’m still bullish on $Pepe, and I’ll take profits at each milestone.
I do believe that $Pepe will surge and break through its all-time high.
However, if $Pepe is on its way to breaking through its ATH, I don’t want to give back my profits either.
$UNI It’s been trading sideways for a whole month—a full month. Do you know what I’ve been going through this month? Digging through UNI data every day. I’m tired, guys. People who only look at tokenomics will keep making huge mistakes in crypto investing.
I still see people comparing $AERO and $UNI , completely ignoring why UNI’s valuation is so much higher.
Uniswap is a fully decentralized protocol deployed across multiple chains. It’s practically synonymous with DeFi and token swaps.
Now let’s look at Aerodrome.
There’s Coinbase, a centralized exchange. They used Ethereum technology (Base L2) to build their own centralized database, then built a DEX on top of it.
Now this DEX is trying to expand to other chains by throwing out rewards and inflation.
And all of this runs on ve(3,3) tokenomics, with a token-locking mechanism that I think is far inferior to a simple buyback-and-burn model.