Coin Bureau, relaying another source: UNI — no direction stated

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UNI closing prices, adjusted for splits. The shaded span is the one-year window: it starts at the first close after the video went public and ends at the last close on or before one year after the day the video was published.

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the UNI tokens launch. Now, this is huge  considering UNI circulating supply is 630 million.   The treasury burn alone would cut UNI supply by  over 15%. Taken together, then this works out as   a 2.5% reduction in UNI supply every single year.  And as basic economics dictate, a smaller supply   with the same or increasing demand means the  price goes up. So then this begs the question of   what this could all mean for uni's price. Well,  as bullish as the fee switch is, it's important   to remember that it will be a gradual roll out.  Some analysts suggest Uni could stabilize between   7 and $12 in the short term, likely through the  remainder of 2025. By 2026, as the fee switch is   activated across the protocol, many are predicting  UNI could reach $15 to $20, assuming we're not in   a bare market by then, of course. And if you're  looking to buy UNI or indeed any of the other   cryptos we'll be mentioning in today's video, then  you have to check out the Coin Bureau deals page.   That's where you'll find signup bonuses of up to  $100,000, trading fee discounts of up to 50% and   deposit cash backs of up to 75% on some of the  best crypto exchanges. Just hit the link in the   description

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