Recently, UNI's performance has been quite interesting — it looks pretty good in the short term, with a 30-day increase giving some hope. But on the other hand, since the beginning of the year, it has fallen quite a bit, and over the past three months, it has also been in negative territory, which is a bit painful.
Overall, UNI is currently in a state of entanglement. On one side, the recent rebound has given the bulls some confidence; on the other side, the long-term downtrend has not been completely broken, so whether the short-term upward momentum can continue remains uncertain.
From this perspective, UNI is now mostly exploring within a range, with both bulls and bears holding some advantages, but no clear direction has formed. Those looking to buy the dip should pay attention to support levels, while those chasing highs should be cautious of pullback risks. In this market, patience and risk management are more important than anything else.
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MetaverseHobo
· 01-19 09:55
Those who bought the dip at the beginning of the year are all losing money. This rebound is really deceptive.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-18 09:56
Still caught in the rebound trap. With UNI looking so fragile, I think I'll wait and see.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 01-17 20:38
The situation of range-bound oscillation, to put it simply, is the same uncertainty as before a contract passes an audit — neither bulls nor bears can find a breakthrough, just like contracts with unclear permission controls, anyone could encounter issues.
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PonziWhisperer
· 01-17 11:12
This wave of UNI is really pulling, the rise made people a bit excited, then suddenly turned around and got caught in a trap, my mentality is collapsing.
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just_another_wallet
· 01-16 16:17
A 30-day increase is impressive, but since the beginning of the year, it's still a loss... UNI is just there repeatedly teaching us a lesson.
It's both range-bound and exploratory; this move really depends on whether the support level can hold. It feels like it's not time to get off yet.
In a market where bulls and bears are deadlocked, it's the most frustrating. Only when risk management is in place will I dare to engage.
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SocialFiQueen
· 01-16 16:15
Uh... UNI is really dancing this time. It's fun in the short term, but it still hurts in the long run.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-16 15:56
Sigh, it's another frustrating choppy market.
Let's wait and see if the rebound can break the early-year highs; jumping in now just risks getting trapped.
UNI/USDT Price Trend Observation
Recently, UNI's performance has been quite interesting — it looks pretty good in the short term, with a 30-day increase giving some hope. But on the other hand, since the beginning of the year, it has fallen quite a bit, and over the past three months, it has also been in negative territory, which is a bit painful.
Overall, UNI is currently in a state of entanglement. On one side, the recent rebound has given the bulls some confidence; on the other side, the long-term downtrend has not been completely broken, so whether the short-term upward momentum can continue remains uncertain.
From this perspective, UNI is now mostly exploring within a range, with both bulls and bears holding some advantages, but no clear direction has formed. Those looking to buy the dip should pay attention to support levels, while those chasing highs should be cautious of pullback risks. In this market, patience and risk management are more important than anything else.