UNI’s 22% Breakout: Can Uniswap Turn Standard Chartered’s $100 Target Into a DeFi Rotation?
Standard Chartered’s $100 UNI target meets a 22% weekly rally. This analysis maps catalysts, on-chain fees, and a practical plan for a DeFi rotation.
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Read full articleStandard Chartered’s $100 UNI target meets a 22% weekly rally. This analysis maps catalysts, on-chain fees, and a practical plan for a DeFi rotation.
The Uniswap utility token (UNI) jumped over 23% in 24 hours to pass $3.60, pushing its seven-day gains to nearly 50% and its market cap to $2.2 billion. UNI Rallies past $3.60 as Weekly Gains Surge The utility token of the decentralized exchange ( DEX) Uniswap breached the $3.60 threshold Wednesday, a more than 23% […]
Uniswap has surged more than 25% on Wednesday after Standard Chartered initiated coverage of UNI with a $100 price target for 2030, triggering one of the strongest rallies among large-cap cryptocurrencies this week. According to data from crypto.news, Uniswap (UNI)…
Standard Chartered has reportedly set a long-term $100 target for Uniswap by 2030, tied to rapid growth in tokenized real-world assets.
The DeFi token is up 20% in a day, with a Standard Chartered note and Uniswap's tokenized-stock launch fueling fresh demand.
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UNI climbed 22% in 24 hours to $3.28 on $621 million in trading volume Tuesday, the highest-percentile move in recent CoinGecko tracking, one day after Standard Chartered published a $100 long-term price target for the token.
Reports citing Standard Chartered research say UNI could reach $100 by 2030, but the forecast should be treated as an analyst projection rather than a public bank announcement.