Uniswap’s daily activity reached 14,591 active addresses, while 13,137 new addresses holding UNI were recorded, marking the strongest increase since September 2020. The rise followed the launches of VolatilePair Hooks and Aggregator Hooks, which integrate external liquidity sources and apply dynamic fees based on price movements. These extensions are designed to reduce liquidity providers’ exposure to arbitrage losses and contribute to UNI burn fees through trades routed to other platforms. UNI was trading near $7.1, with $7 identified as major support and $7.5 as the next level to watch. The protocol has generated more than $6 billion in cumulative fees, including nearly $89 million over the past 30 days, while analyst Defi Rocketeer said a broader market stabilization could allow UNI to retest the $10 to $12 range.
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