⏰ It’s now 20:47, and $UNI is currently stuck in the indecisive spot at 3.8760. You think the volatility is over? Wrong—the real hunt happens in the second half of the night.

Hot take: 3.8760 is just smoke and mirrors. Within the 24h trading range of 3.6440 to 3.9600, the bulls have already exhausted their strength with $83M in成交額. You see a 5.64% jump that looks shiny on the surface, but after tagging 3.96 on the 24h high, it quickly pulled back. This intraday pattern—ramping up in the morning to lure longs, then smashing the price in the early hours to harvest—has the most classic script. If you’re still watching the charts at 3 a.m., you should start planning a short position now.
Let’s play it out: If US stocks open tonight and liquidity keeps getting drained, UNI will most likely test the 3.6440 low again. If it breaks, the next stop is directly 3.55. But if someone holds the order through until 8 a.m. tomorrow and sees a rebound on shrinking volume back above 3.80, that’s a different play. The key conflict tonight is this: whether the bulls will be able to hold the psychological level at 3.80.
Trading advice: In the 3.88–3.90 range, you can try shorting, with a stop-loss at 3.9650 (slightly above the 24h high). First target 3.70, second target 3.65. If you want to go long, wait for a pullback to around 3.66, set your stop-loss at 3.62, and aim for a short-term rebound to 3.78. Keep position size under 20%. Tonight’s volatility will be 20% higher than daytime.
Countdown interaction: There are 5 hours 15 minutes left until the liquidity exhaustion window at 2:00 a.m. Do you think UNI breaks 3.96 first or breaks 3.64 first tonight? Those who guess right, wait for my morning-news signal. If you’re still hesitating, look at the time in the top-right corner—your stop-loss order is already 30 seconds later than everyone else’s.