Uniswap Price Target $100 by 2030, Says Standard Chartered

Bullish blueprint: Standard Chartered’s technical roadmap for Uniswap identifies powerful long-term fundamental drivers that could propel the DEX towards the $100 milestone by 2030.

Uniswap price target $100 by 2030 is what Standard Chartered predicts. On June 16, UNI rose by $153.01.

The banking giant expects the token to rise by 40 times over the next four years. According to the report, its presence in the DeFi space will be the main factor driving these gains.

Why Uniswap price target $100 is realistic

Standard Chartered analyst Geoff Kendrick predicts that Uniswap will perform better than Bitcoin and Ethereum. Why? Because of its footprint in the DeFi industry.

Kendrick added that Uniswap will be the bridge for Wall Street to move onto the blockchain. Therefore, as demand for the platform increases, the UNI price will rise as well.

“Uniswap should be viewed less as a retail DEX app and more as market infrastructure that TradFi can integrate with once tokenized assets scale,” Kendrick said.

Standard Chartered also predicts that digital assets deposited and staked on DeFi protocols will top $2.7 trillion by 2030. Consequently, Uniswap could get a big share of this. Specifically, liquidity pools on the protocol could have 37 times more assets than they have now.

Supply shrink supports the Uniswap price target $100

Kendrick also mentioned the UNIfication upgrade from December 2025. This upgrade dropped the supply of UNI from one trillion to 895 billion tokens.

Furthermore, the upgrade ensures that part of the fees paid in UNI go to a burn address. This permanently removes them from supply. Therefore, if Wall Street begins to use Uniswap as Standard Chartered predicts, the supply will continue shrinking. Consequently, the price will increase as long as buyers step up.

Uniswap is not a foreign name on Wall Street. For example, BlackRock tapped Uniswap in February 2026 to create a tokenized money market fund called BUIDL. Additionally, Bitwise filed an S-1 with the SEC in February 2026 to launch a spot UNI ETF. This would become the first ETF focused on DeFi if approved.

UNI price outlook: bullish pattern hints at more gains

Uniswap price has gained from $2.35 on June 10 to reach $3.7 on June 16 and now trading on the $3.33 level. These gains come from two factors: the bullish outlook of the broader crypto market and the DeFi growth predicted by Standard Chartered.

UNI Price Source : TradingView

The recent gains have seen UNI create a rounded bottom pattern. This usually suggests a healthy recovery as long as buying pressure remains.

The bottom pattern has a depth of 22% from the June 6 low of $2.31 to the obstacle of $2.84. Therefore, if the price can make three straight closes above $2.84 ,it could rise by 223.49.

The RSI reading of 65 suggests that bullish momentum is becoming strong. Additionally, the RSI line tipping north suggests that buying pressure is rising. The MACD histogram bars are positive and growing in length. Therefore, this also suggests that the trend is shifting to favor bulls.

UNI could reach and maintain the target of $3.49 if people continue to buy. This would follow the bullish long‑term Uniswap price forecast shared by Standard Chartered.

Uniswap DeFi activity spikes

DeFi activity on Uniswap has recorded a slight bounce since June 10. The Standard Chartered forecast that Wall Street will flock to Uniswap’s DeFi platform is fueling demand.

Uniswap TVL & DEX Volume Source : DefiLlama

Data from DeFiLlama shows that TVL on Uniswap increased from $2.74 billion on June 10 to $3.132 billion on June 16. Additionally, DEX volume reached $1.75 billion, the highest level since June 5.

This surging DeFi activity could cause more UNI token removal from the platform. Consequently, this supports a steady increase in the price of the UNI token.

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