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 near $3.19 being tested. Liquidation clusters between $3.45 and $3.65 could limit short-term recovery, while a close below $3.19 may open the way to $3.00 or lower. The technical outlook remains bearish with selling pressure dominating, though oversold conditions might lead to a temporary rebound. Traders are watching critical levels closely for signs of stabilization or further decline.
Uniswap generated $66.8 million in protocol fees last week, surpassing Circle to become the second-highest fee-generating crypto protocol after Tether. This growth is partly driven by increased activity on Robinhood’s new Ethereum Layer 2, boosting d...
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Uniswap V4 currently holds $59.1 million in tokenized-stock liquidity, capturing about 31% of the $192.6 million market and surpassing competitors like Kamino and Uniswap V3. This liquidity growth drives higher trading volumes and investor activity, ...
