2025-12-27 08:40:12

Spot Observation: $UNI Surges with Major Good News

UNI experiences a significant governance upgrade within the day. The community initiated a burn proposal—1 hundred million UNI will be permanently destroyed. This resolution received support from 120 million votes, with only 7.42 votes against, passing almost overwhelmingly.

More importantly, the UNI protocol is about to launch two new mechanisms: a protocol fee distribution model and a continuous burn plan. This means every on-chain activity will contribute to the burn.

From a market perspective, the current price hovers around $6, remaining in a relatively stable range as the market digests this positive news. Usually, such major fundamental updates become triggers for subsequent market movements—once sentiment shifts, significant volatility is hard to avoid.

Many traders are beginning to inquire about potential entry opportunities. Combining technical and fundamental analysis, gradually building positions at the current price is indeed a good approach. The burn mechanism directly aligns with $ETH’s deflationary design, and in the long term, this type of model provides upward support for the token price.

Key points to watch moving forward include the pace of governance implementation and the market’s reaction to deflation expectations. Similar supply-side optimizations often attract sustained attention. #美联储回购协议计划 $ETH

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 20h ago

Damn, destroying 100 million tokens is quite intense. Wait, only 7 votes against? This must have passed unanimously. UNI's deflationary design really benchmarks ETH; it looks promising in the long run. Now at $6, it's definitely worth considering entering... but it depends on the execution pace. Such fundamental bombs are usually a prelude to market reactions, just wait and see.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 20h ago

Damn, only 7.42 votes against out of 100 million tokens burned, how optimistic does that make you... --- UNI's burn + fee distribution this round feels really promising, but the $6 price point is a bit uncomfortable --- Wait, is the continuous burn plan saying that every transaction in the future will be burning tokens? That does sound a bit like ETH's deflationary logic --- Is it too early to be ambushing now? I'm worried about getting hammered... --- Overwhelming approval of the resolution is often just the starting point; how it's executed afterward is the real test --- I think it's not too late to act once it really gets going; anyway, the $6 level probably won't drop too much --- Burning compared to ETH? Then UNI definitely has long-term potential; it just depends on when the market will realize it

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Degen4Breakfast

· 20h ago

1. 100 million tokens burned? Now UNI has something to show, the deflationary mode is coming. 2. Earning so much, at $6, buying in now is still too conservative. 3. Wait, only 7 votes against? The community cohesion is incredible. 4. Burn + fee distribution, this combo directly mimics ETH? In the long run, it does have some imagination space. 5. Speaking of fundamentals being positive, but the market hasn't reacted yet. Is this an opportunity or a trap? I'm hesitant to act. 6. Staggered building positions sounds good, but I don't know when we'll see a reaction in the token price. 7. The deflationary design ultimately depends on execution; proposals are easy, but real implementation tests skill. 8. Buying UNI now is basically betting on the market sentiment to ignite, just a matter of time. 9. Didn't expect UNI to come up with so many tricks; the community voting support is truly astonishing. 10. If this governance upgrade can truly promote deflation, future attention will definitely lag behind.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 20h ago

Hey, only 7.42 votes against the destruction of 100 million UNI? How much consensus does that require haha --- At this price point of $6, it's definitely time to lay low. The deflationary model is outperforming the printing era. --- Wait, is UNI really going to follow ETH and implement deflation? Then we need to pay double attention to governance execution speed. --- The overwhelming approval with so few votes against—does the community really have unity or what? --- I support the idea of building positions in batches, just worried that emotions might come too quickly and cause us to get shaken out. --- It feels like UNI is doing a side show for Bitcoin and Ethereum this round. How are the contract data looking? --- As soon as the burn plan started, someone immediately asked about lurking opportunities. I know this routine too well. --- The real game here is in the pricing response to deflation expectations. Don’t be fooled by the fundamentals. --- Are the current buyers trusting governance or just speculating on the concept? --- I'm tired of hearing about the burn; the key is whether on-chain activity can really pick up.

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DegenTherapist

· 20h ago

Uni's recent burn directly follows ETH's deflationary approach, passing overwhelmingly and being outrageous --- Is it worth entering now at six dollars? Feels like the market hasn't fully reacted yet --- Wait, only 7 votes against the 100 million tokens burned? Is this a fake poll or does no one really oppose it haha --- Every on-chain activity is burned... sounds good but has it actually been implemented, or is it just another slogan --- Building a position now is indeed tempting, but I'm worried it might just be another pattern where good news leads to bad news --- I'm a bit scared; major fundamental news like this often signals that funds are bottom-fishing --- Uniswap has finally gained momentum; it felt like it was just idling before --- The market is digesting it... I've seen too many such preheats, and then it just tanks

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SchrodingerWallet

· 21h ago

Wait, 100 million tokens burned directly? That's a pretty aggressive move. Are they trying to replicate the ETH story?

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LowCapGemHunter

· 21h ago

Here we go again with the deflationary burn scheme. Forget it, let's wait until the sentiment picks up before discussing it.

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