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Uniswap Price Analysis: Is it time to fade the bounce?

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  • The Uniswap price bounced 30% after tagging our $13 price target, which could provide an attractive selling opportunity.

The Uniswap price bounced 30% after tagging our $13 price target, which could provide an attractive selling opportunity.

Uniswap (UNI) dropped almost 40% in three days after we warned that downside pressure could force the price from $20 down to $13. The sharp decline came as Bitcoin succumbed to heavy selling after losing the $51,500 support level early Saturday. BTC’s flash-crash to $42k liquidated $2 billion of leveraged long positions, triggering a wave of selling in altcoins. As a result, the UNI token crashed to an 11-month low of $12.69 (-35%) before bouncing to $17.20. However, the rally faces considerable obstacles, which may prove unscalable in the current climate.

UNI Price Forecast

The daily chart shows the Uniswap price bounced after testing the significant $13.00 support level (May through July lows). But despite the bounce, UNI is struggling to clear the resistance at the September lows at around $18.00.

In my view, the failure to advance past $18.00 suggests sellers are lurking above the market. On that basis, the rally may soon reverse, targeting the $13.00 support once more.

If Uniswap ends today below $18.00, I expect it to continue lower towards $13.00. Furthermore, considering the poor performance, the price may extend below $13.00. However, a close above $18.00 flips the outlook from bearish to neutral, invalidating the pessimistic view.

Uniswap Price Chart (Daily)

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This post was last modified on Dec 07, 2021, 06:50 GMT 06:50

Written By: Elliott Laybourne

Elliott Laybourne is an accomplished Hedge Fund sales and Investment bank trading specialist. Elliott also started a successful Base Metals Brokerage business in partnership with ABN AMRO clearing bank. He worked on the open outcry trading floors at the London International Financial Futures Exchange 'LIFFE' and the London Metal Exchange 'LME.' He also provided research and execution services for Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, Schroders Asset Management, and Pennsylvania State Public School Employees Retirement System, as amongst others. Today, he focuses on providing trading consultancy and business development services for family office and brokerage clientele.

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