3.4470 falling through means it’s over—$UNI is currently at 3.4830, with a 24h drop of 5.15%. It has tested 3.4470 two times in a row without breaking it, but trading volume has shrunk to 62.4M; the buy-side looks like a party where people left mid-way. This isn’t a bottom-fishing signal—it’s chips changing hands.

My plan is clear: place a buy order at 3.4500 for 0.5 of the position. Set a stop-loss at 3.3800. Holding hard to 3.3800 is discipline—if it breaks, it means the bulls have surrendered. Take profit in two tiers: run half at 3.6200 first, then fully exit at 3.7400. If the rebound can’t get above 3.5000, don’t chase—wait to add again below 3.4000.

Don’t be fooled by the 24h high of 3.7480—that’s the shadow left by exchange wash orders at 2 a.m. Now the sell order at 3.4840 is pressing with 1,500 UNI, while the buy order at 3.4720 has only 800 UNI. The shorts clearly haven’t withdrawn orders. If you insist on asking whether you can “buy the dip,” I’ll tell it straight: at the 3.4470 level, if it gets pierced tonight, 3.3500 below is the next accumulation zone. But I don’t gamble—I only take the profit within the plan.

Last time I called to run at 3.8000—someone cursed me as an air force (short). Now it’s down 5%; whoever hurts knows. No predictions—just follow price and volume.

Interaction: What’s your UNI cost basis? I’m waiting for real numbers in the comments. If anyone stubbornly holds and insists, post a screenshot—I’ll help you calculate the escape price.

I’m a disciplined low-buy high-sell faction. No chasing highs, no panic-selling. Tonight I’m watching 3.4470—if it breaks, I shut down and go to sleep.

No action outside the plan.