2025-12-26 13:28:37

Based on recent data, CAKE has already surpassed UNI in several key metrics. Daily active users, single-day trading volume, and even profits are starting to widen the gap, with the only remaining difference being the locked staking volume. If this final fortress of locking tokens is also breached, then CAKE will undoubtedly become the new leader in DEX liquidity markets.

Looking back, CAKE was only a little over one dollar at the time, when major players were aggressively accumulating, while ordinary investors were indifferent to this project. Now, with performance data in front of us, many people are only waking up to it. The market is like that—opportunities often appear in corners where no one cares. By the time everyone notices, early investors have already made a fortune. If you miss this chance, it’s uncertain how long you'll have to wait for such an opportunity again.

CAKE1,5%

UNI2,52%

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WhaleInTraining

· 23h ago

I've been bullish on CAKE for a long time. Back then, no one paid attention. Now that the data is slapping in their faces, some still don't believe it. It's hilarious.

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PumpAnalyst

· 12-26 13:58

The data looks good, but can the lock-up volume really break through this hurdle? I doubt it. No matter how big the players' moves are, they still need to follow logic. Don't be fooled by the hype. Wait, everyone is talking about early accumulation. The current entrants are probably just bagholders, or what some call a wave. I find CAKE's technicals a bit weak. The support levels have been broken several times. Can this rebound hold? Everyone, please keep your risk controls in mind. Honestly, when it was just over a dollar, it was indeed an opportunity. But now? That's no longer the case. I've seen too many stories of chasing highs and selling lows. Data is just data; the project team's actions are the key. This part is a bit hard to explain.

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UnluckyMiner

· 12-26 13:57

Oh no, once again hearing the phrase "miss CAKE and you're doomed," I'm tired of it... If I knew it was this strong, why wait until now to hype it up? CAKE can indeed turn around, but the lock-up threshold is really hard to break through. Don't get your hopes up too high. Who the hell would have dared to buy the dip when it was just over one dollar? Armchair strategists are the easiest after the fact. The next opportunity? Probably have to wait for the next CAKE to appear...

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OneBlockAtATime

· 12-26 13:55

The data is here, and CAKE has indeed been impressive this wave. We're just waiting for the locked staking volume to turn around. I should have ambushed when it was above one dollar. Now I realize it's too late. The change of liquidity leaders—how many people will regret this? UNI should be panicking. Is this really happening? It's that kind of underdog project suddenly exploding—how long will it take to miss out again? If CAKE truly breaks through the locked staking volume, this game will be completely changed. Those who didn't believe at first are now silent. It's a bit ironic.

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DegenWhisperer

· 12-26 13:48

I've long seen through this monster CAKE, but most people are still sleepwalking. By the time they wake up, the riding fee will have doubled. The final piece of the puzzle, the locked-in volume, will eventually be filled. By then, UNI will really have to step aside.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 12-26 13:45

Well... I've been optimistic about CAKE for a long time, but no one paid attention back then. The final piece, the locked-up amount, feels like it will break sooner or later. Back then, institutions really had a tight grip, no wonder they were making money. UNI can't sit still anymore, haha.

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