According to on-chain data, a well-known digital asset management institution made a large transaction involving UNI on January 6th: they withdrew approximately 292,000 UNI (equivalent to $1.83 million) from a major exchange in a single operation, and then transferred 492,500 UNI (about $3 million) to an asset management platform. What does this move signify? From a candlestick perspective, UNI is currently oscillating in the bottom range, but don't overlook a detail—the buying strength on the market is quite solid. Especially around the $5 mark, there are no signs of support weakening. The combination of institutional positioning and technical resonance suggests that the short-term outlook remains worth watching.
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GasFeeLover
· 01-09 11:14
Institutions are slowly accumulating this wave, 292,000 tokens indicate they haven't gone all-in yet.
Someone is definitely holding the line at this price level of $5, UNI hasn't broken below, indicating the bottom consensus is still intact.
Wait, they transferred another 492,500? This number is quite interesting.
In the short term, institutions are accumulating; the real game is in the long term.
The $5 level is being defended fiercely; as long as it doesn't break, there's still hope.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-06 11:56
Institutions are quietly accumulating at the bottom, while retail investors are still debating whether to chase... The $5 support is so firm, it's quite interesting.
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HashRateHustler
· 01-06 11:40
Institutions are holding firm at $5, it seems someone is about to buy the dip. Is UNI about to take off in this wave?
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ChainWatcher
· 01-06 11:39
Institutions' recent actions look like they are accumulating. The $5 level can indeed hold, but I still want to see if it can break through later on…
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290,000 tokens per cycle, this familiar tactic—just trying to quietly accumulate.
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The buying power is solid, right? Let’s wait and see if there’s a rebound.
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Wait, no, where did this increase of 490,000 tokens come from? Could there be other channels?
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After such a long bottoming process, either a big move is coming or there’s no momentum. We need to watch the subsequent volume.
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Staying above $5 is not enough; the question is how long it can hold…
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Institutions are acting so aggressively; they’re either optimistic or bottom-fishing, but I really can’t tell which.
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So many UNI transferred into management platforms—are they planning to lock the tokens?
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The technical resonance sounds good, but with so much hype in the crypto space right now, we still need to watch the actual trend.
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It’s good that support hasn’t broken, but breaking through is the key. Continuing to observe…
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HalfIsEmpty
· 01-06 11:36
Institutions are accumulating at the bottom. This tactic is old... but $5 is indeed holding firm, indicating that someone is supporting the market.
According to on-chain data, a well-known digital asset management institution made a large transaction involving UNI on January 6th: they withdrew approximately 292,000 UNI (equivalent to $1.83 million) from a major exchange in a single operation, and then transferred 492,500 UNI (about $3 million) to an asset management platform. What does this move signify? From a candlestick perspective, UNI is currently oscillating in the bottom range, but don't overlook a detail—the buying strength on the market is quite solid. Especially around the $5 mark, there are no signs of support weakening. The combination of institutional positioning and technical resonance suggests that the short-term outlook remains worth watching.