$UNI Testing Demand After Downtrend — Bounce or Breakdown Zone
Long Trade Signal (Scalping):
Entry 1: 5.72 – 5.68
Entry 2: 5.62 – 5.58
TP1: 5.88
TP2: 6.05
TP3: 6.30
SL: 5.48
Leverage: 20–40x (strict risk management)
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Spot Traders:
Spot buyers can slowly accumulate near 5.65 – 5.55 with patience, targeting a relief move toward 6.20+ if support holds.
Why This Trade
$UNI has been in a clear short-term downtrend, but price is now stabilizing at a strong demand zone around 5.65, where buyers have already defended multiple times. This area aligns with recent liquidity grabs and the lower volatility band, which often acts as a short-term floor.
The recent push lower failed to accelerate, showing seller exhaustion rather than strong continuation. Volume is no longer expanding on the downside, which tells us selling pressure is cooling off.
Right now, this is not a trend-reversal call, but a mean-reversion and relief-bounce setup from support. Shorting directly into this demand zone carries poor risk-to-reward, while longs offer a cleaner structure with defined invalidation.
As long as UNI holds above 5.55, upside pullbacks toward previous supply become likely.
Support Zones
• 5.65 – 5.58 (major intraday demand)
• 5.45 – 5.40 (invalidated if lost)
Resistance Zones
• 5.88 – 5.95 (first supply)
• 6.20 – 6.35 (major resistance)
Take partials early, protect capital after TP1, and don’t over-leverage in chop.
And as always — if you’re not following Token Talk, you’re missing these $UNI setups before they move.
