UNI faces selling pressure after a 30% drop, while traders watch $7 support and a possible breakout.
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CME Group opens trading in futures on Uniswap on Monday, October 19. Three days ahead the UNI price stands at $7.49, well below the level it reached right after the announcement.
UNI was up 4.39% over 24 hours, while short liquidations reached $110,000 in a one-hour tally.
UNI was $6.96 an hour earlier and was up 2.31% over 24 hours at the same snapshot.
UNI was down 2.36% over 24 hours. Liquidations across Binance, Bybit and OKX totaled $30,000 in long positions and $10,000 in short positions over the same hour.
Uniswap v4 crosses 44 billion dollars in trading volume over 30 days. The latest version of the crypto protocol now accounts for 49.9% of Uniswap's total activity, ahead of v3.
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UNI traded at $7.16 an hour earlier. Liquidations over the same period totaled $1.45 million on long positions and $10,000 on short positions across Binance, Bybit and OKX.
UNI price action confirm a trend shift on short time frames as long position dominance and Uniswap v4 milestone adds weights to the current bullish bias.
The latest 30-day breakdown shows v4 with 49.90% of activity, ahead of v3 at 44.90% and v2 at 5.20%.