🚀 UNI IS REBOUNDING FROM A SHARP RESET
UNI is around 3.55 on the 4H chart after a hard pullback from the 4.10–4.20 area. Price found support near the lower channel and is now testing 3.55.
📊 THE CURRENT SETUP
The structure remains constructive above 3.30–3.40, but momentum has cooled. RSI is near the lower end of its recent range, leaving room for a relief move if buyers defend the current area.
The key question is whether UNI can turn 3.55 into support instead of slipping back into the decline.
🎯 LEVELS I’M WATCHING
TP1: 3.79
TP2: 3.89
TP3: 4.18
Stop Loss: 3.20
A push through 3.79 would improve momentum, while 3.89 is the next resistance checkpoint. Above 4.00, 4.18 becomes the larger target.
I would not chase the first bounce. The cleaner setup is a hold around 3.55, followed by a higher low. I want confirmation from closes, not one fast wick or another spike at the resistance. If price loses 3.30–3.40, the recovery structure weakens.
⚠ WHAT WOULD CHANGE MY BIAS
A move above 3.79 with acceptance would show buyers rebuilding control. A sustained move below 3.20 invalidates the current long idea.
The chart is interesting because risk is defined while upside levels are visible. Patience matters more than catching the exact bottom.
🧩 ROUTING PERSPECTIVE
S T O N is relevant here from a different angle. Omniston can work with executable RFQ quotes from resolvers, allowing routes to be compared before execution rather than relying on one pool quote.
That matters when liquidity changes quickly. The chart can show direction, but the route still affects how efficiently a swap is filled.
UNI is the chart setup; Omniston is separate infrastructure.
🔎 FINAL READ
Hold 3.55 and recovery can continue toward 3.79 and 3.89. Reclaim 4.00 strengthens the larger move. Lose the lower structure and I would step back.
Let price confirm the next leg.
NFA — DYOR 🚀
$UNI
UNI is around 3.55 on the 4H chart after a hard pullback from the 4.10–4.20 area. Price found support near the lower channel and is now testing 3.55.
📊 THE CURRENT SETUP
The structure remains constructive above 3.30–3.40, but momentum has cooled. RSI is near the lower end of its recent range, leaving room for a relief move if buyers defend the current area.
The key question is whether UNI can turn 3.55 into support instead of slipping back into the decline.
🎯 LEVELS I’M WATCHING
TP1: 3.79
TP2: 3.89
TP3: 4.18
Stop Loss: 3.20
A push through 3.79 would improve momentum, while 3.89 is the next resistance checkpoint. Above 4.00, 4.18 becomes the larger target.
I would not chase the first bounce. The cleaner setup is a hold around 3.55, followed by a higher low. I want confirmation from closes, not one fast wick or another spike at the resistance. If price loses 3.30–3.40, the recovery structure weakens.
⚠ WHAT WOULD CHANGE MY BIAS
A move above 3.79 with acceptance would show buyers rebuilding control. A sustained move below 3.20 invalidates the current long idea.
The chart is interesting because risk is defined while upside levels are visible. Patience matters more than catching the exact bottom.
🧩 ROUTING PERSPECTIVE
S T O N is relevant here from a different angle. Omniston can work with executable RFQ quotes from resolvers, allowing routes to be compared before execution rather than relying on one pool quote.
That matters when liquidity changes quickly. The chart can show direction, but the route still affects how efficiently a swap is filled.
UNI is the chart setup; Omniston is separate infrastructure.
🔎 FINAL READ
Hold 3.55 and recovery can continue toward 3.79 and 3.89. Reclaim 4.00 strengthens the larger move. Lose the lower structure and I would step back.
Let price confirm the next leg.
NFA — DYOR 🚀
$UNI