UNI 3.5220, up 22% in 24 hours, but I want to tell you a more heartbreaking truth: in this round of explosive growth, 90% of people ultimately lost money, because those chasing the high got trapped at the 3.58 resistance level, and those selling on the decline cut at the 2.84 bottom. Right now, this fat piece of meat can only be eaten by the dip-buyers.

My plan is simple and straightforward: wait for a pullback to the 3.42-3.45 range before entering, with a stop loss at 3.35 (a break below this indicates the rebound has ended). Take profits in two stages: the first target is near the previous high at 3.58, and once reached, cut half of the position; the second target is 3.72, an acceleration point after breaking 3.58. Keep position size at 15% of total funds, don’t go all-in. UNI’s contract trading volume today surged to 290 million, but the long-short ratio skyrocketed to 1.8, retail traders are overly emotional, and a dump could happen at any time to shake out some weak hands.
Here are the data: 24-hour high of 3.5840, low of 2.8420, with a volatility of over 20%. If you chase now, 3.58 is the ceiling; if you wait for a pullback, 3.42 is the safety cushion. Don’t forget, the last time UNI surged like this was at the end of February, when after a spike, it pulled back 12% before restarting. Discipline is discipline—no chasing flying knives or selling on dips.
Finally, to be honest: I took a small position around 3.0 yesterday, but I won’t chase this wave today. No impulsive trades outside the plan; controlling your hands is the only way to survive the next cycle.