$BNB just printed its lowest price in 30 days: 673.31, tagged at 07:00 UTC today.

How we got here: BNB spent most of the weekend glued to the 695–699 shelf. Then the 21:00 UTC candle on Sunday dropped it from 697 to 678 in one hour on roughly $21M of volume, more than 10x the hourly turnover right before it. This morning sellers had one more go and printed the 30-day low.

Where it stands now:
• Price 686.96, -1.52% in 24h
• 24h range 673.31 – 699.00
• 7-day high 723.42, 30-day high 762.20
• 24h volume ~$99.4M, slightly under the 20-day daily average of ~$104M

That last point matters to me. A capitulation flush usually comes with heavy volume. This one didn't. The drop was sharp, but the full day's turnover is just average, so it reads more like a liquidity air pocket than mass panic.

Levels I'm watching:
673 – the fresh low. Losing it on volume opens up new 30-day lows.
699 – yesterday's shelf and the 24h high. Reclaiming it would erase the flush.
723 – last week's top.

In between, it's chop. Does 673 hold on a retest, or does BNB need one more leg down first?

Not financial advice.

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