I looked at a set of interesting market data. UNI's daily burn rate exceeds 20,000 tokens, which should be a supporting factor. During the same period, BTC fluctuated between 8.6 and 9.5, while UNI dropped from 6.4 all the way down to 5.7.

The question then arises—despite these positive data points, the price of the coin has not shown much improvement. You might say that data doesn't lie, but the price trend seems to tell a different story. Daily burns, monthly repurchases, various fundamental improvements... yet the price still cannot break through.

What does this indicate? Either the data itself is inflated, or the market's pricing logic is different from our understanding. Instead of trusting shiny numbers, it's better to look at real transactions and trends—this is the true voice of the market. Making money means trusting the data, but the prerequisite is to distinguish which data is truly speaking.