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UNITREE Technology is one of the most exciting names in the emerging humanoid robotics and physical AI revolution, and at a current UNITREE/USDT price of around 68.7 USDT, I believe the market is entering a very important technical zone. In my view, UNITREE deserves serious attention because this is not simply a narrative built around artificial intelligence.
Unitree has already developed commercially available quadruped and humanoid robots, has established itself as one of China's most visible robotics companies, and is attempting to transform robotics from an experimental technology into a scalable commercial industry.
The company’s fundamentals are one of the biggest reasons I remain interested. Unitree reported 2025 revenue of roughly RMB 1.69 billion, representing very strong year-over-year growth, while its product portfolio includes the G1 humanoid robot and multiple quadruped platforms. The company's IPO also demonstrated just how powerful investor demand for robotics has become. Shares surged dramatically after listing before experiencing a major correction, proving both sides of the story: the market strongly believes in Unitree's future, but valuation and expectations are extremely high.
That volatility is extremely important for UNITREE/USDT traders. At 68.7 USDT, I would not describe the market as completely bullish yet. I would call the sentiment cautiously bullish with a high-volatility profile. The robotics narrative remains powerful, but the market is still trying to determine a realistic valuation after the extraordinary IPO excitement. Recent reporting shows that Unitree's stock has lost roughly half of its value from its peak, while questions have emerged about how quickly humanoid robots can move from research and education markets into large-scale industrial deployment.
For me, 68.7 USDT is therefore a decision zone rather than a price where I would blindly chase the market. The first major support area I would watch is 65–68 USDT. If buyers successfully defend this zone and the price begins producing higher lows, that would be the first sign that accumulation is developing. Below that, 60–62 USDT becomes an important secondary support zone. If selling pressure becomes much stronger, 55–57 USDT would be my deeper support area. A loss of 55 USDT would significantly weaken the short-term structure and could indicate that the market needs another round of price discovery.
On the upside, my first resistance zone is 72–75 USDT. A clean breakout above 75 with strong volume would improve the technical structure considerably. From 68.7 USDT, reaching 75 would represent approximately 9.2% upside. If buyers then establish 75 as support, my next target would be 80–85 USDT, representing approximately 16.4% to 23.7% upside from the current price. Above 85, the psychological 90 USDT level becomes important, giving approximately 31% upside from 68.7.
My stronger bullish scenario is 95–100 USDT. Reaching 100 USDT from 68.7 would mean approximately 45.6% upside. If the entire robotics sector enters another major momentum phase, UNITREE could potentially move toward 110–120 USDT, which would represent approximately 60%–75% upside from the current area. I would treat 110–120 as an aggressive bull-case scenario, not a guaranteed forecast.
My base-case forecast is more balanced. If UNITREE holds 65–68, volume improves and buyers reclaim 72–75, I would expect the market to attempt 80–85 next. A successful breakout from 85 could open the path toward 90–100. If the market instead loses 65 with heavy volume, I would expect 60–62 to become the next area where buyers attempt to defend the trend.
My preferred trading strategy is therefore confirmation-based. I would not put the entire position into the market at 68.7 simply because the long-term robotics story looks attractive. A more disciplined approach is to watch how price behaves around 65–68, then increase exposure only if buyers demonstrate strength. Another strategy is to wait for a confirmed breakout above 75 and look for a successful retest instead of chasing the first breakout candle.
For short-term traders, volume is extremely important. A move above 75 without meaningful volume could become a false breakout. However, if price breaks 75 with expanding volume and rising open interest while maintaining the breakout, the probability of continuation toward 80–85 becomes stronger. Current futures data shows substantial trading activity and open interest in UNITREE, confirming that derivatives positioning is already an important part of the market structure.
I would also watch funding conditions carefully. Extremely positive funding combined with a vertical price increase can signal excessive leverage and increase the probability of a sharp liquidation-driven correction.
Conversely, if price starts recovering while leverage remains relatively controlled, that would be healthier in my opinion because the rally would have a better chance of developing into sustainable momentum rather than a short-lived speculative move.
The fundamental story remains the biggest long-term catalyst. Humanoid robots could eventually become important in manufacturing, logistics, research, education and other real-world applications. Unitree has already demonstrated that it can produce recognizable robotic platforms and compete aggressively on price and accessibility. That gives the company an interesting position as physical AI moves from laboratories toward commercial applications.
However, I also see an important risk that every investor should understand. The robotics industry is still developing, and Unitree's valuation has already reflected enormous future expectations. Recent reporting indicates that less than 10% of 2025 revenue came from industrial applications, which means the market still needs evidence that humanoid robots can generate large-scale recurring industrial demand. This is the difference between a great technology story and a great investment at a particular price.
Another factor I am watching is China's regulatory environment. After Unitree's extremely volatile IPO, regulators have reportedly increased scrutiny of humanoid-robotics listings and are looking for stronger recurring revenue, improving losses and meaningful technological innovation.
In my opinion, stronger standards could actually benefit established companies over time because the sector may become less dependent on pure speculation and more focused on real commercial progress.
My overall view is that UNITREE remains one of the most interesting high-growth robotics stories, but I would combine optimism with discipline. At 68.7 USDT, my key map is 65–68 support, 60–62 secondary support, 55–57 deeper support, 72–75 first resistance, 80–85 next target, 90–95 stronger target and 100–110 as the aggressive bullish zone.
If UNITREE holds the 65–68 area and successfully breaks 75, I become increasingly bullish and would look toward 80–85 first, followed by 90–100. If 100 is reclaimed with strong volume and the broader AI and robotics sector remains strong, 110–120 becomes possible. But if 65 breaks decisively, I would become more defensive and wait for the next support confirmation rather than trying to predict the bottom.
In my opinion, the most attractive part of UNITREE is not simply today's price. It is the possibility that physical AI could become one of the biggest technology trends of the next decade. The biggest question is whether Unitree can convert technological leadership into mass commercial adoption and sustainable revenue growth. If it succeeds, today's volatility could eventually look small compared with the long-term opportunity. If adoption disappoints, however, the current valuation leaves considerable room for further repricing.
That is why my approach is simple: respect the technology, respect the trend, but most importantly respect the price. At 68.7 USDT, I am watching 65–68 for support and 72–75 for confirmation. Above 75, the road toward 80–85 and potentially 90–100 becomes much more interesting. Below 65, patience becomes more valuable. #ShareWeekly