These improvements will significantly enhance Uniswap’s scalability, security, and user experience, providing new upward momentum for the UNI price.
Figure:https://www.gate.com/trade/UNI_USDT
- 50-day moving average: approximately 7.15 USDT, the price continues to fluctuate below the moving average, with a short-term bias towards weakness.
- 200-day moving average: approximately 6.50 USDT, serving as an important medium to long-term support level.
- The narrowing of the Bollinger Band width suggests a decrease in volatility, and the market may be about to experience a range breakout.
- The RSI (Relative Strength Index) is currently around 45, in the neutral zone, indicating neither overbought nor oversold signals.
Considering the above indicators, there is still a possibility of short-term prices consolidating repeatedly within the range, paying attention to the key level of 6.50–7.50 USDT.
In summary, the flexibility and composability brought by “Hooks” will drive professional institutions and high-frequency quantitative strategies to enter on a larger scale, providing strong demand support for the UNI price.
Uniswap has long held a leading position in the DEX market, with significant advantages in liquidity depth, a broad user base, and brand influence. The “Hooks” mechanism in v4 will significantly enhance the protocol’s flexibility and composability, supporting advanced trading strategies and institutional demands.
In contrast, SushiSwap focuses on incentive mechanisms and multi-chain deployment, but lacks continuous technical innovation; Curve performs excellently in stablecoin trading, but has poor scalability, making it difficult to meet diverse trading needs; Balancer focuses on multi-asset pool configuration, has a slightly higher threshold, and limited user growth.
With the launch of v4, Uniswap is expected to widen the gap with other protocols and continue to dominate the DeFi automated trading space.
- Large institutions entering the market: More custody and asset management institutions are connecting to UniswapX;
- Expansion of the derivatives market: A surge in UNI options and perpetual contract trading volume drives spot demand;
- Cross-chain liquidity aggregation: Enhance trading depth across multiple chains through bridging protocols like LayerZero and Axelar.
- The rise in macro interest rates is putting pressure on risk assets;
- Significant compliance policies or restrictions on key DeFi functionalities;
- The competitive agreement introduces a more attractive incentive scheme.
- First layer: 6.80–7.00 USDT, hold for the long term;
- Second layer: 7.00–7.50 USDT, short-term swing.
- Stop-loss: Set at 6.50 USDT;
- Take profit: Gradually lock in profits in batches near 8.00, 9.00, 10.00 USDT.
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These improvements will significantly enhance Uniswap’s scalability, security, and user experience, providing new upward momentum for the UNI price.
Figure:https://www.gate.com/trade/UNI_USDT
- 50-day moving average: approximately 7.15 USDT, the price continues to fluctuate below the moving average, with a short-term bias towards weakness.
- 200-day moving average: approximately 6.50 USDT, serving as an important medium to long-term support level.
- The narrowing of the Bollinger Band width suggests a decrease in volatility, and the market may be about to experience a range breakout.
- The RSI (Relative Strength Index) is currently around 45, in the neutral zone, indicating neither overbought nor oversold signals.
Considering the above indicators, there is still a possibility of short-term prices consolidating repeatedly within the range, paying attention to the key level of 6.50–7.50 USDT.
In summary, the flexibility and composability brought by “Hooks” will drive professional institutions and high-frequency quantitative strategies to enter on a larger scale, providing strong demand support for the UNI price.
Uniswap has long held a leading position in the DEX market, with significant advantages in liquidity depth, a broad user base, and brand influence. The “Hooks” mechanism in v4 will significantly enhance the protocol’s flexibility and composability, supporting advanced trading strategies and institutional demands.
In contrast, SushiSwap focuses on incentive mechanisms and multi-chain deployment, but lacks continuous technical innovation; Curve performs excellently in stablecoin trading, but has poor scalability, making it difficult to meet diverse trading needs; Balancer focuses on multi-asset pool configuration, has a slightly higher threshold, and limited user growth.
With the launch of v4, Uniswap is expected to widen the gap with other protocols and continue to dominate the DeFi automated trading space.
- Large institutions entering the market: More custody and asset management institutions are connecting to UniswapX;
- Expansion of the derivatives market: A surge in UNI options and perpetual contract trading volume drives spot demand;
- Cross-chain liquidity aggregation: Enhance trading depth across multiple chains through bridging protocols like LayerZero and Axelar.
- The rise in macro interest rates is putting pressure on risk assets;
- Significant compliance policies or restrictions on key DeFi functionalities;
- The competitive agreement introduces a more attractive incentive scheme.
- First layer: 6.80–7.00 USDT, hold for the long term;
- Second layer: 7.00–7.50 USDT, short-term swing.
- Stop-loss: Set at 6.50 USDT;
- Take profit: Gradually lock in profits in batches near 8.00, 9.00, 10.00 USDT.