UNI Price Target Revised as Robinhood Chain Burns Accelerate

Standard Chartered's global head of digital assets research, Geoff Kendrick, has revised his price target for UNI to potentially be too low at $100 by the end of 2030. This prediction comes as Uniswap's token burn rate accelerates due to the success of Robinhood Chain.

The catalyst behind this acceleration is the UNIfication upgrade, implemented in December 2025. This update reduced UNI's total supply from 1 billion to approximately 895 million and activated an automated buy-and-burn mechanism that routes a portion of protocol trading fees into purchasing UNI on the open market and permanently destroying it.

Robinhood Chain has processed over $500 million in trading volume since launch, contributing significantly to UNI burns. In one instance, more than 22,000 UNI tokens were burned from Robinhood Chain trades alone, worth approximately $85,000.

Kendrick points out that the Uniswap-Robinhood integration is broadening Uniswap's addressable market beyond crypto-native users to mainstream brokerage flows. Governance proposals aim to formalize fee structures for Robinhood Chain and expand UNI burns to include v4 pools.