UNI, the native token of the decentralized crypto exchange Uniswap is down alongside the other coins. The crypto market has declined again after a slight recovery at the start of the month. Digital assets continue a downward trajectory that saw losses last month reducing the overall sentiments in altcoins.

UNI price soared this year against the market as the community anticipated a vote amongst other factors. In the past weeks, the bullish drive for the asset has plunged leading to sharp losses. A major reason for the downward trend of Uniswap is the reduced transaction activity as assets take a tumble.

Uniswap Nears Double Digit Losses

Uniswap is down 2.12% in the last 24 hours while its price stands at $8.66. This slump takes weekly figures above 7% above other top assets with v slight numbers. UNI soared above multiple resistance levels this year after a strong crypto performance in Q1 2024. At the moment, a chunk of gains are lost with bears becoming main characters in the last 39 days.

Last month, UNI tanked over 9% longer-term figures. Despite sell-offs recorded these weeks, UNI holders on social media spaces express optimism towards an improved price this month. While several commentators believe a market rebound might occur in July, industry and macro factors must flip positively an upward price trajectory.

Interest rate cuts remain a major talking point this year as firms expect cuts between September and October. These factors can swing the tide in favor of the market.

Wider Assets Plunge 

Like Uniswap, other crypto assets have plunged with the bearish sentiment. Market leader Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $60,000 before making a slight recovery above the mark. This downtrend for BTC has caused similar movements in altcoins. Ethereum trades at $3,288 plummeting 3.89% today while BNB and Solana are down 4% and 7% respectively. 

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Filed under: News - @ July 3, 2024 7:25 pm