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Over the past week, Uniswap’s UNI has gained bullish momentum, breaking out of a prolonged consolidation phase below $3.5. The latest upswing has pushed the token toward the neckline of a recovery structure, helping UNI recover much of the losses from recent weeks. UNI is up more than 8% to trade near $3.94, while market capitalization has risen to $2.5 billion. Trading volume has also increased by more than 25%, adding over $412 million in activity.
One catalyst behind the rally appears to be growing market attention around Uniswap’s “V4 hooks,” which are increasingly being viewed as a fundamental driver. Technically, UNI has reclaimed a key resistance zone, signaling a shift in market structure in favor of buyers.
Despite the move higher, volume remains near average levels with only a slight increase. This suggests the rally may be driven more by weakening selling pressure than by a surge in aggressive buying demand.
UNI has printed consecutive bullish candles over the past few sessions, reclaiming the $4 level with strong momentum. The RSI has moved into the overbought zone without showing bearish divergence, indicating sustained bullish strength.
In addition, the CMF has climbed sharply to 0.40 after moving sideways near neutral levels for months. The improvement in this metric signals rising capital inflows and buying pressure, strengthening the case for a potential move toward the 1.0 Fibonacci level at $4.26.
Rising exchange reserves are a key concern. The article notes UNI exchange reserves have been steadily increasing toward 89.6 million tokens, indicating more supply moving onto exchanges. Typically, higher reserves can translate into short-term selling pressure—especially after a sharp rally.
Even so, UNI continues to hold above the $4 level, suggesting buyers are absorbing the incoming supply for now.
If bullish momentum sustains, the price could move toward immediate resistance at $4.26, followed by levels at $4.64 and $5. Conversely, if UNI fails to hold above $4, the article says a short-term pullback could bring the token toward the $3.56 support zone before the next directional move.
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