Unibase [UB] drew renewed buying activity after rising 17.76% over the previous 24 hours, taking its price to $0.1459 at press time.

Trading activity increased alongside the move. Spot trading volume rose 36.52% to $15.36 million, indicating that the latest advance was accompanied by fresh market participation rather than thin liquidity.

The price increase followed a steady recovery from July lows, during which buyers gradually regained control after defending key support levels.

The rally, however, brought UB directly below an important resistance area near $0.150. That level had previously rejected several upside attempts, making it the immediate barrier for buyers and an important area for confirming whether demand can extend beyond a short-term rebound.

Why leverage returned to UB

Derivatives traders also expanded their exposure as Open Interest increased 17.90% to $41.35 million.

In addition, derivatives trading volume jumped 131.77% to $114.66 million, showing that speculative participation accelerated at the same time as spot buying.

Together, the figures indicated that new capital entered futures markets rather than traders simply rotating existing positions. As a result, buying conviction appeared stronger across both spot and derivatives markets during the rally.

Still, higher Open Interest also showed that leverage was continuing to build near resistance. That increases the possibility of wider price swings if traders quickly adjust or close positions, especially when price action is concentrated near a level that has previously capped upside attempts.

Even so, the simultaneous rise in price, spot activity, and futures participation suggested stronger market backing than rallies driven only by leverage.

Spot outflows kept exchange supply contained

Spot flow data continued to support the broader recovery structure despite the recent price increase. Netflows stood at negative $139.67K on 27 July, meaning more UB left exchanges than entered them.

This pattern reduced immediate exchange-based selling pressure because holders were moving tokens away from trading platforms rather than positioning them for sale.

Although the latest outflow was modest compared with earlier spikes, it remained consistent with the improving market structure seen throughout July.

Buyers also absorbed available supply without triggering unusually large exchange inflows. As a result, exchange balances stayed relatively contained while demand strengthened.

That combination supported the view that spot participants were contributing to the rally instead of actively distributing their holdings. In this context, continued exchange-flow behavior remains relevant because a shift back toward large inflows would point to more tokens becoming available for immediate sale.

UB approaches the next resistance zone

Unibase moved toward the key $0.150 resistance after extending its recovery from the July bottom near $0.0665. The daily chart showed buyers forming higher lows before challenging overhead resistance again.

The RSI rose to 66.90 while staying below the overbought threshold, reflecting stronger buying activity without showing an overbought reading.

The indicator also remained above its moving average near 55.47, showing that buyers retained near-term control.

According to the chart levels cited, a decisive close above $0.150 would put the next major resistance area around $0.200 in focus. However, if UB fails to sustain the breakout attempt, profit-taking could push the token back toward first support at $0.1139.

If selling pressure extends beyond that level, the price could revisit the stronger demand zone around $0.0665 before another sustained recovery attempt develops.

Final summary

UB saw stronger buying activity while exchange outflows continued, limiting immediate selling pressure.

Rising Open Interest and a stronger RSI placed $0.150 as the next decisive breakout level for the token.