Цена UNIUNI

UNI/USDT 1~3.03$~3.02

The US Government has sent $1.9M worth of assets and $2.656M $DAI into #Coinbase from the FTX Alameda seized funds. Assets include: $UNI, $RNDR, $SAND, $MASK, $AXS, $APE

📊 $UNI – Liquidation Map (7D) – Index ~3.09 🔎 Quick read • Long-liq below is concentrated near 3.06–3.03 → 3.00–2.97, with deeper zones at 2.94–2.88 and 2.82–2.76. • Short-liq above is more prominent from 3.14–3.23 → 3.33–3.45, becomes denser at 3.48–3.60, with a farther layer at 3.63–3.66. • The thin liquidity zone near price sits around 3.09–3.14, so price may sweep quickly before being pulled toward larger liquidity clusters. 🧭 Higher-probability path • If $UNI holds the 3.06–3.09 area, upside liquidity looks clearer as large short-liq clusters are distributed heavily from 3.33 upward. In that case, price could force short liquidations through 3.14–3.23 → 3.33–3.45 → 3.48–3.60. 🔁 Alternate path • If price loses 3.06 and fails to reclaim it quickly, the long-liq area below may become the main magnet. A downside move could first pull toward 3.03–3.00, then extend to 2.97–2.94, with a deeper zone at 2.91–2.88. 📌 Navigation levels • Pivot: 3.06–3.09 • Bullish confirmation: 3.14–3.23 • Reaction support: 3.03–3.00 • Near resistance: 3.33–3.45 • Deep liquidity cluster: 2.91–2.88 ⚠️ Risk notes • Watch the reaction around the pivot first, as nearby liquidity is fairly thin and may trigger short stop-sweeps. If price breaks above 3.33–3.45 but buying strength starts to fade, trailing or reducing risk may be reasonable because another large cluster remains around 3.48–3.60, where volatility may rise after the sweep.

Scammers created a fake version of the Uniswap website and promoted it using Google ads. According to analyst b-block, the attackers have already taken out more than $400,000. Two wallets linked to the scam are still active and are holding around $407,000 in crypto. How the scam works: A user searches for “Uniswap” on Google They click on a sponsored ad link They land on a fake copy of the site and end up losing their funds Experts say these fake websites often look almost identical to the real one. The only differences are usually the web address (URL) or small design details.

$PENGU will be down fall $LINK will down $UNI again 3.0 3.05