A lot of people were just shouting for a pullback, but $UNI instead surged straight upward—this kind of counter-expectation is the easiest to make profit.

I went long around 3.050 for a very simple reason: the selloff didn’t smash out any continuation, while the rebound became more proactive wave by wave. On the surface it looks like ranging, but in reality the buy-side has already started taking control of the pace. The real key is that after the earlier panic flushed out, it didn’t keep breaking; instead, it quickly reclaimed. The structure here has clearly changed.

Now the UNI price is at 3.496, and the return is already +1038.31%. The room for volatility has opened up very visibly. In many futures trades, it’s not about who shouts the loudest, but about who prepares first when most people hesitate.

If you’re holding long positions, handling them with a 70/30 split is steadier: lock in some profits first, and leave the rest with protection levels so the gains can run. If you haven’t entered, don’t get carried away—especially in rallies like this, you can’t chase randomly. Wait for the next time a more certain position becomes clearer before acting.

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