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Wallets linked to Monetalis sold 3.72M $UNI ($13M) through Cumberland, then bought 171,543 $HYPE ($9.56M). This isn't a random swap, Monetalis has a real track record here. This same fund built a $44.96M UNI position via OTC deals back in November 2025, and has also held meaningful ETH and AAVE stakes alongside it, this is a diversified institutional player that actively rotates, not a buy-and-forget holder. Selling a chunk of a position they spent months building to buy into HYPE instead is a real statement about where they see better relative value right now. Worth the caution too, HYPE's own recent price action has been choppy, institutional unstaking waves from funds like Multicoin and Paradigm pulled the token below $60 recently on privacy-driven wallet rotations, not necessarily selling. Monetalis buying into that same environment could mean they see the pullback as opportunity, or it could mean more crowded institutional money is about to compete for the same exit door later. Sophisticated capital rotating out of UNI into HYPE, smart positioning or a warning sign for UNI holders? #UNI #HYPE #Monetalis #SollyCrypto $HYPE $UNI

BTC and ETH are holding steady, but UNI is taking the biggest hit. 📉 BTC: -0.53% ETH: -0.11% BGB: -0.97% XRP: -0.55% UNI: -6.60% $BTC $ETH $XRP Is this just a dip, or is more downside coming? 👀

🦄 $UNI Oversold Bounce Ready to Launch! $UNI got heavily sold down to key support around $3.24, sending the 15m KDJ down to hyper-oversold levels (J line ~5.5!). Sellers are exhausted, setting up a sharp mean-reversion move back up to $3.42+ support-turned-resistance. Load the dip! 📈 $ETH $ZIL

Uniswap price has fallen nearly 20% over the past seven days to $3.23 as a head-and-shoulders breakdown, weak capital flows, and cascading long liquidations intensified selling pressure. Uniswap price extends its breakdown toward $3.20 According to data, Uniswap ( $UNI ) price fell as low as $3.17 on Aug. 14 before recovering slightly to $3.23. The token was down almost 7% on the daily candle and nearly 20% over seven days, extending a decline that began after its early-August peak near $4.59. The daily chart shows UNI giving back most of the rally that started from the June 11 low of $2.32. Sellers pushed the token below the 78.6%, 61.8%, and 50% Fibonacci retracement levels at $4.10, $3.72, and $3.46, respectively. UNI is now testing the 38.2% retracement at $3.19. The level carries added importance because it sits near the lower end of the token’s March-to-May trading range, where buyers previously stepped in around $3.10–$3.20. A daily close below $3.19 would weaken that support and expose the 23.6% Fibonacci level at $2.86. Continued selling could then send the token toward the psychological $3.00 mark or the June swing low at $2.32. The latest daily candle also shows little evidence that buyers are absorbing the decline. UNI opened near $3.48, briefly reached $3.53, and then fell to $3.17, leaving the token close to its session low. Bear-bull power stood at -0.791, its weakest reading on the displayed daily chart. A deeply negative reading indicates that sellers are forcing the price farther below its short-term average rather than merely responding to a temporary pullback. Daily Stochastic RSI readings of 0.00 and 0.54 place UNI deep in oversold territory. Such a reading can precede a relief rebound, but oversold conditions alone do not confirm that the decline has ended while price continues to record lower highs and lower lows. The 4-hour chart supports the bearish pattern. UNI formed a sequence of lower highs after the Aug. 1 peak, initially losing $4.00 before falling through $3.80, $3.60, and $3.45. A brief attempt to stabilize around $3.50 failed on Aug. 14 and was followed by another sharp leg lower. Aroon Down stood at 92.86% on the 4-hour timeframe, while Aroon Up registered 0%. The separation indicates that recent lows are forming much more frequently than recent highs, keeping the short-term trend pointed downward. Chaikin Money Flow was also negative at -0.28. The reading shows that trading volume has been concentrated during periods when UNI closed near the lower end of its candles, a sign that capital continues to leave the market.