Uniswap Price Rallies as Fee Burns Drive 35% Surge
Uniswap's token price has surged nearly 35% in one week, pushing it towards $5.70 and drawing attention back to the resistance level separating it from $8.
The rally is largely driven by rising protocol fees, which have strengthened the token-burn narrative for Uniswap. The platform now links part of its fee revenue to the permanent removal of UNI, creating a direct connection between exchange activity and supply reduction.
Recent data shows more than $300,000 in UNI burned over ten days, indicating that protocol usage is affecting token supply instead of just benefiting liquidity providers. To reach $8, Uniswap must hold above $5.50 and clear resistance at $6, $6.50, and $7.
In contrast, AlphaPepe has already attracted more than 11,400 holders and raised over $2.56 million in its presale stages, with a planned listing price of $0.08. Its AI-powered DEX, AlphaSwap, will charge a 0.3% fee on swaps, allocating 50% to permanently burning ALPE.