One Year After BNB's All-Time High: What Changed and What Didn't
On October 13, 2025, $BNB hit an all-time high of about $1,375. This week it trades near $760, roughly 45% lower.
That puts it in the middle of the pack. $BTC sits about 34% below its October 2025 peak of $126,198, while $ETH is nearly 49% below its peak near $4,946.
What hasn't changed on the BNB side:
🔥 Quarterly auto-burns keep running. The October 2025 burn removed about 1.44 million BNB, and the January 2026 burn removed about 1.37 million BNB, worth roughly $1.27 billion at the time
⚙️ The Fermi hard fork went live on January 14, 2026, targeting about 150 ms transaction confirmation
🏛️ Grayscale registered a BNB ETF in Delaware in January
What the price shows: none of that stopped the drop. Burns shrink supply and upgrades improve the network, but price also follows the whole market, and this cycle's October 10 liquidation crash hit everything.
The caveats: the burn amount adjusts with price and block count, so it isn't a fixed support, and an ETF filing isn't an approval.
A year later, BNB's story is a useful reminder that strong fundamentals and a falling price can exist at the same time.
Do you judge a token by its price one year later or by what the network has built in that year? 👇
#BNB #BNBChain #Binance #CryptoNews #Zyverra
On October 13, 2025, $BNB hit an all-time high of about $1,375. This week it trades near $760, roughly 45% lower.
That puts it in the middle of the pack. $BTC sits about 34% below its October 2025 peak of $126,198, while $ETH is nearly 49% below its peak near $4,946.
What hasn't changed on the BNB side:
🔥 Quarterly auto-burns keep running. The October 2025 burn removed about 1.44 million BNB, and the January 2026 burn removed about 1.37 million BNB, worth roughly $1.27 billion at the time
⚙️ The Fermi hard fork went live on January 14, 2026, targeting about 150 ms transaction confirmation
🏛️ Grayscale registered a BNB ETF in Delaware in January
What the price shows: none of that stopped the drop. Burns shrink supply and upgrades improve the network, but price also follows the whole market, and this cycle's October 10 liquidation crash hit everything.
The caveats: the burn amount adjusts with price and block count, so it isn't a fixed support, and an ETF filing isn't an approval.
A year later, BNB's story is a useful reminder that strong fundamentals and a falling price can exist at the same time.
Do you judge a token by its price one year later or by what the network has built in that year? 👇
#BNB #BNBChain #Binance #CryptoNews #Zyverra