Uniswap recorded 2,295 new UNI wallets in a single day, the largest daily network growth since November 2022, according to data from Santiment Intelligence. The reading measures addresses interacting with UNI for the first time and arrives as the decentralized exchange expands liquidity routing through Aggregator Hooks.
Santiment identified $7 as the key downside level and $7.50 as the first meaningful recovery threshold. Holding $7 while new wallet creation stays above its recent baseline could support another test of $8, according to the analytics provider. Conversely, losing $7 alongside declining wallet creation would suggest the uptick was driven by short-term activity rather than sustained adoption.
Uniswap has introduced Aggregator Hooks through its Web App and API on Ethereum mainnet, Base, and Robinhood Chain. The feature wraps external liquidity sources as Uniswap v4 pools, and routers retrieve updated quotes every block before selecting routes across Uniswap pools and connected sources. Swaps settle in a single transaction without additional approvals. Seven external sources were available at launch, covering more than 90% of decentralized exchange activity across those networks. External liquidity routed through Aggregator Hooks pays protocol fees, which contribute to UNI burning. Uniswap said its protocol has processed more than $4.5 trillion in swaps.
Analyst Giannis Andreou separately mapped a potential recovery path for UNI toward $40. He noted that UNI has moved above a trendline connecting its 2021 and 2024 highs. The 6.50–7.20 range is needed to maintain the recovery setup, while reclaiming 8–8.50 would bring 10–12 into focus, followed by 14–16 and 18–20. A break above $20 could expose historical supply between $25 and $30 before a move toward 37–40. Andreou stressed that the $40 scenario requires resistance levels to become support. A weekly close below $6.50 followed by a failed reclaim would weaken the setup toward the 5–5.50 zone.
