Uniswap Soars 40% as Standard Chartered Sets $100 Price Target by 2030

Uniswap (UNI) has surged roughly 40% in the past week after Standard Chartered Bank initiated coverage of the token, setting a $100 price target by the end of 2030.

The UNI price climbed from around $2.35 on June 10 to above $3.5 by June 17, making it one of the top performers among major crypto assets.

Standard Chartered's Global Head of Digital Assets Research, Geoffrey Kendrick, laid out a year-by-year roadmap in a June 15 report, predicting UNI will reach:

$6.50 by end-2026

$20 by 2027

$40 by 2028

$65 by 2029

$100 by 2030

The bank expects tokenized real-world assets on-chain to grow from roughly $340 billion today to $4 trillion by end-2028, with DeFi participation jumping from 3.5% to 30% by the decade's close.

Uniswap stands to capture a significant share of that activity through higher liquidity and growing protocol revenue.

Since activating its protocol fee switch in December 2025, Uniswap has burned over 106 million UNI, roughly 10% of the original supply, pushing total supply down to about 895 million tokens.