2026-01-11 12:22:23

UNI is currently experiencing a triple top pattern, just having encountered a strong pullback. At the moment, the price is teetering at the Fair Value Gap (FVG), which is a critical level.

If the price continues to drop from here, watch whether it can hold around $5. Conversely, if it successfully rebounds, the next target level is around $6.5.

For short-term traders, don't rush to enter the market. Plan your entry points carefully and wait for clear trend signals before taking action. This way, you can lock in an ideal risk-reward ratio. Simply put, it's about entering at the right position so that every trade is worthwhile.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 9h ago

It's the same old story, waiting for a clear signal? What exactly is clear in the crypto world? A single announcement coming out and everything becomes meaningless.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 10h ago

Triple top? Can you guys stop with so many flashy things, gambling is just between $5 and $6.5 It's FVG and risk-reward ratio again, but in the end, we still have to wait for it to crash to know the direction. Laughing to death

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AlphaBrain

· 01-11 12:50

Triple top, once it crashes, it crashes hard. The FVG position is really a critical point. Let's see if $5 can hold it; otherwise, it might need to go lower.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-11 12:41

UNI's movement is really frustrating. Don't even mention the triple top; it feels like it's repeatedly testing the FVG area. It's so annoying. Whether it can hold at $5 is uncertain, but I just want to see who dares to take the plunge then.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-11 12:37

I think this triple top looks quite risky. The FVG level is essentially waiting for a signal to surf the wave; let's see who breaks first. If $5 can't hold, it might need to go lower, but I'm more concerned about liquidity depth—whether there are enough buy orders to absorb the sell pressure... A rebound to $6.5 sounds like a nice vision, but it depends on whether the market sentiment supports it. Instead of rushing to act, it's better to observe on-chain behavior first, understand the market-making strategies before making a move.

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ChainChef

· 01-11 12:33

uni's simmering in that fvg zone rn... classic recipe for disaster if it breaks $5 lol. but ngl the $6.5 bounce setup got me watching close. not gonna half-bake this entry tho - waiting for the right seasoning before i season this trade

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BrokenDAO

· 01-11 12:32

Triple top? I've heard this narrative too many times, and every time they say "this time is different," but what’s the result... it's still the same game. Key positions are teetering, essentially the market is testing the main players' bottom line, which has little to do with technical patterns. Waiting for signals before acting is not wrong, but the problem is most people can't tell what a "clear signal" really is— their own biases are the strongest signals. The $5 to $6.5 range, frankly, is the mechanism designers' way of harvesting retail investors' ideal risk-reward ratio. In the short term, the incentive structure is inherently distorted, and no one can truly lock anything in.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-11 12:26

The triple top theory has been discussed since last year according to the database, and it's still ongoing... It's been a long time since the last prediction, swinging between $5 and $6.5, this is the art of timing.

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