The core reason for the initiation of the recent UNI market trend lies in the significant Favourable Information - the Unifiction proposal is about to be finalized.

What are the key points of this proposal? In simple terms, there are three things. First, destroy 100 million UNI tokens. Second, activate the fee switch for v2 and v3 versions. Third, initiate a continuous destruction mechanism.

100 million pieces sound like a large number, but within the framework of a total supply of 1 billion pieces, this is 10% of the total. Cutting such a large circulation at once cannot be underestimated in terms of price support. Especially since there will be a continuous operation of the fee destruction mechanism in v2/v3 later, this is a true deflationary design—not a conceptual hype, but supported by an actual mechanism.

From the voting data, this proposal has basically been locked in. Support votes have reached 114.7 million, with only 742 opposing votes, far exceeding the passing threshold of 40 million. The final voting will end on December 25, and it is expected that there will not be much change.

Of course, there has already been a wave of anticipated price increases in the past few days. The question now is whether the favourable information has been fully reflected. If there is still further expectation space, it is worth paying attention to which level the rebound occurs after a pullback. The entry strategy for this wave should focus on the support position during the pullback, rather than blindly chasing highs. As one of the mainstream altcoins with the best liquidity and clearest application scenarios, UNI has such favourable support, making it truly worth pondering in the medium term.