Why is UNI heading south while pretty much every other token is rallying? There's gotta be something behind this move. Either a specific reason dragging it down, or is the broader market just rotating away from it? Curious what's driving this disconnect—anyone seeing something I'm missing here?
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 01-07 17:33
UNI is starting to perform again. When Bitcoin rises, it falls. Truly unique.
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SnapshotStriker
· 01-05 07:17
Uni really dragged us down this time. Let's see if there's some new trouble on the Uniswap side.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 01-05 01:55
Hmm... UNI's recent move is indeed curious; it feels like liquidity is shifting away.
Is UNI being abandoned? Or is the DEX narrative outdated?
Is it possible that large investors are dumping to test the bottom?
UNI holders are probably about to cry; other coins are soaring, but it’s falling behind.
Wait, could it be that some negative news hasn't been fully revealed yet?
It seems like there's a problem across the entire sector, not just UNI.
You're right, this disconnect is truly outrageous... Who's behind this dump?
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FantasyGuardian
· 01-05 01:53
UNI is not a core asset anyway; if it gets abandoned, then so be it.
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LayerHopper
· 01-05 01:45
Uni's recent move is indeed a bit outrageous; it feels like the market is dumping it.
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DaoResearcher
· 01-05 01:42
According to the voting data of governance proposals, UNI's liquidity mining incentive mechanism has already become seriously ineffective.
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It is worth noting that this divergence actually reflects the fundamental dilemma of Token Weighted Voting—whales control the discourse, and retail investors can only become victims.
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I think the key issue lies in the complexity of V4, as the developer community's participation rate has plummeted, and that is the real culprit.
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From the data performance, it is evident that the governance token of UNI itself has an incentive misalignment bug, which Vitalik pointed out long ago.
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In simple terms, the market is voting with its feet, casting a vote of no confidence in the current UNI governance mechanism.
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I suggest you first review the economic model section of the UNI white paper, and you'll understand why this disconnect has occurred.
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On-chain data has already confirmed—big players are gradually exiting, and this process will reinforce itself.
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Honestly, this is directly related to the disconnect in Uniswap Labs' decision-making; the governance has become a hollow shell.
Why is UNI heading south while pretty much every other token is rallying? There's gotta be something behind this move. Either a specific reason dragging it down, or is the broader market just rotating away from it? Curious what's driving this disconnect—anyone seeing something I'm missing here?