#美联储启动新一轮降息周期 $UNI dropped to $5.6, and the public opinion landscape indeed exploded during this period. But interestingly, institutional players quietly accumulated during this dip.

Remember the scene when it surged to $12? The screen was full of optimistic voices. As soon as the price moved in the opposite direction, doubts flooded in. It’s quite ironic—UNI, as a leader in the DEX space, its liquidity indicators and fundamentals have never truly changed; what has changed are market expectations and sentiment.

This is the biggest difference between retail investors and institutions. Retail follows the trend and boasts, while institutions look for opportunities amidst volatility. The speed at which market sentiment can flip is really faster than flipping through a book.

My view has always been consistent: UNI is one of the few value assets. In a bull market, don’t blindly follow the trend; in a bear market, don’t just criticize the trend—maintaining independent judgment is key. If the fundamentals haven’t changed, there’s no reason to be completely defeated by emotions.

My upcoming layout plan is already taking shape; the key is to learn how to find genuine trading opportunities amidst the noise. $ZEC $PIPPIN