Standard Chartered began Uniswap coverage with a $100 UNI forecast, projecting the token could outpace BTC and ETH through the decade. The bank’s outlook centers on DeFi growth, tokenized assets, and a potential 40x rise from $2.50.
Key Takeaways
Standard Chartered forecasts UNI soaring 40x from $2.50 to $100 by 2030.
Tokenized assets could expand from $340 billion to $4 trillion on-chain.
DeFi…
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