UNI's recent rally has been quite standard, within expected ranges. The news about fee revenue returning has already been clearly communicated, and the underlying logic has changed. This is no longer short-term speculation but a sustained trend supported by fundamentals.

The price has risen from 6.03 to 6.567 and is now entering a retracement and consolidation phase. My holding cost is at 6.325, and I continue to choose to hold my position. This kind of movement is not essentially a sign of a top but a normal digestion process after a rally. With healthy volume and complete candlestick structures, the short-term pullback actually creates an opportunity window for investors who haven't entered yet.

As long as there are no signs of market sentiment reversing, once the market sentiment for a project like UNI warms up, it often can trigger another round of upward movement. The key is to distinguish between a correction and a top—if the structure isn't broken, there is still room for imagination.