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In addition, fees from Uni Chain (UniSwap's dedicated blockchain) and plugin-based hooks (added in version 4) would contribute to buybacks. Notably, Adams proposed burning 100 million UNI from treasury holdings—roughly 15% of the total supply—equivalent to the amount that would have been burned if the fee switch had been active since launch.
Implication for UNI: Combining buybacks and token burns could reduce the supply by about 2.5% annually, creating bullish pressure. Analysts suggest that in the short term, UNI could stabilize between $7 and $12, with a bullish trajectory toward $15–$20 by 2026, assuming favorable market conditions.