Hey Binance Square, this is our first weekly market note. We’re going to keep these consistent and useful: what moved, what didn’t, and what levels actually mattered. No hype, no “guaranteed calls.” Just a clean recap you can sanity-check on the chart.

What happened this week

This was a classic year-end week: thin liquidity, bigger intraday swings, and not much follow-through. We saw a bounce off the lows, then price spent most of the time chopping inside a tightening range rather than trending cleanly. That’s the kind of tape where it’s easy to get chopped up if you chase every move.

Roughly on the week (Dec 19 to Dec 26):

  • $BTC: up a couple percent, holding the mid/high $80Ks

  • $ETH: also up a bit, still acting like $3K is a magnet

  • $BNB: basically flat, despite some decent swings

$BTC: bounce first, then “prove it”

Bitcoin did what it often does after a drop: snap back, then go sideways while everyone waits for the next catalyst.

What we’re taking from it:

  • The week’s low area (around $85.5K) is the reference support.

  • The $88.5K to $89K zone is the area that keeps acting like a ceiling.

If BTC can’t hold above that upper zone for more than a quick poke, it’s still a range. If it does hold, the whole tape gets easier.

$ETH: higher beta, same story

ETH had more bounce energy than BTC early in the week, but it also cooled off quickly.

The two clean reference points:

  • Support: around $2.83K

  • Resistance: around $3.00K to $3.01K

We’re treating $3K as the tell. Above it and holding is constructive. Below it and fading is still rotational.

$BNB: stable, but not leading

BNB looked steady on the weekly close, but it wasn’t really leading either. It pushed up into the mid-$850s, then slid back toward where it started.

Levels to keep it simple:

  • Support: around $829

  • Resistance: around $858

If it reclaims that upper band and holds, it becomes interesting again. If not, it’s just range behavior.

What mattered (and what to avoid)

Year-end conditions usually mean:

  • breakouts can be fake, especially if they don’t hold into the close

  • one-candle pumps are a trap more often than an opportunity

  • the better trades come from levels plus confirmation, not adrenaline

How we’re approaching next week

We’re staying disciplined and boring:

  • we want acceptance, not just a wick through a level

  • we want clear invalidation, know where we’re wrong before we’re in

  • we’d rather miss the first move than get chopped by it

Quick question for the community

What are your top 3 tokens to watch next week?
Drop them with $ tags (example: $BTC $ETH $BNB) 👇