Uniswap's UNI token price fell 18% this week, the worst among the top 100 cryptocurrencies, despite large holders (whales) withdrawing UNI from Binance at the fastest rate in five years. This suggests whales are accumulating rather than selling, even as overall exchange reserves of UNI increased by 7% since August 11. The contrasting movements indicate uncertainty in the market, with some optimism fueled by Standard Chartered's raised outlook on UNI's long-term value. The coming days will reveal which trend—whale accumulation or rising exchange reserves—will dominate UNI's price direction.
This week, the crypto market turned risk-off with Bitcoin dropping below $63,000 amid regulatory concerns and market volatility. Bitway led gains with a 43% rally, supported by strong momentum despite overbought signals. Worldcoin posted an 11% rise,...
Bitway surged 13.6% to $0.3030, driven by anticipation of its upcoming network upgrade, boosting its market cap to $819.18 million. Meanwhile, Uniswap dropped 6.9% to $3.22, likely due to regulatory pressures in the DeFi sector. Other altcoins like I...
Uniswap (UNI) has experienced strong selling pressure recently, with major holders transferring millions of UNI tokens to exchanges like Binance and Bybit. A Cumberland-linked wallet moved 2.5 million UNI worth $8.73 million, while another long-term ...
Uniswap (UNI) price has fallen nearly 20% over the past week, reaching around $3.23 on August 14. The decline follows a bearish head-and-shoulders pattern breakdown and weak capital flows, with key support levels at the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement ne...
Uniswap (UNI) dominates Robinhood Chain with a 76.5% market share, generating $1.81 million of $2.28 million in daily fees. Its protocol revenue has tripled since July, largely driven by Robinhood Chain, which accounts for 60% of total earnings. Annu...
