Altcoins News
By Dan Saada
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Uniswap’s native token, UNI, has recently caught the attention of crypto traders and investors after showing a notable 5% price increase.
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One of the most striking developments is Unichain’s performance within the competitive EVM space.
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This contrast suggests that while fewer individual users are active, those who remain are transacting more frequently or in higher volumes.
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As of June 16, 2025, UNI was trading at around $7.58 following a daily gain of over 5%. This uptick appears to be fueled by the spike in activity, hinting at growing optimism in…
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Adding to the excitement around UNI is the introduction of UniswapX’s zero-gas limit orders—a feature designed to allow traders to place buy or sell orders without paying gas fees.
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This innovation is important because gas fees have long been a barrier for many users on Ethereum-based decentralized exchanges (DEXs).
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Moreover, UniswapX combines both on-chain and off-chain liquidity to offer better pricing and execution.
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If this upgrade gains widespread adoption, it could boost UNI’s utility and drive demand, potentially powering a sustained rally in its price.
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Despite encouraging signs from transaction data and technological upgrades, large holders of UNI—often referred to as “whales”—are sending mixed signals.
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This volatility points to cautious behavior among major investors who may be taking profits or repositioning their holdings rather than aggressively accumulating.
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However, another notable trend could work in favor of UNI: exchange outflows have surged by over 50%, while inflows decreased by nearly 20%.
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Typically, when tokens exit exchanges, it reduces the available supply for sale and signals growing confidence among holders, which can precede price increases.
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Technical analysis reveals that UNI faces strong resistance in the $7.6 to $7.8 range. Binance’s liquidation heatmap shows clusters of short liquidations at these levels, making…
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If UNI manages to break through these zones with momentum, it could trigger a cascade of liquidations that push prices even higher—a classic breakout scenario.
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Conversely, failure to surpass these levels decisively might indicate market exhaustion, leading to a price pullback or consolidation.
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