Uniswap’s UNI token rallied 15.17% as CME Group announced plans for regulated futures, scheduled to launch on October 19 subject to regulatory approvals. The September 22 announcement gave UNI potential access to another regulated derivatives venue, while spot volume rose 72.33% to $2.14 billion. Spot Taker CVD (cumulative volume delta tracking aggressive buyers and sellers) continued to show buyer dominance, while Futures Taker CVD moved from seller dominance to neutral as derivatives selling eased. Futures buyers had not yet taken control, leaving spot traders as the main force behind the advance. Whale activity also exceeded retail participation, with the Whale versus Retail Delta at 0.192. Lookonchain identified two wallets that accumulated a combined 407,919 UNI worth about $4.07 million. UNI rose to approximately $10.43 after reclaiming $6 and now faces weekly resistance near $11, a level that previously triggered sharp selling during late 2025. Weekly RSI (relative strength index measuring momentum) stood at 75.98, while the MACD line at 1.020 remained above its signal line at 0.254. A sustained weekly move above $11 could shift attention toward resistance around $15, whereas rejection could lead to a broader retracement.