$BNB After falling for so long, is BNB finally showing signs of a comeback? 😮
Guys, I took a look at BNB’s 1-hour chart recently. It’s fallen all the way from 793, basically bouncing once and getting smacked down again, with each high lower than the last. But there’s a change worth watching over the past couple of days: the price has tested the 705–710 area several times without breaking lower. Instead, it’s started moving sideways near the lows, then climbed back to around 725.
I think the most important thing here isn’t how much the price has risen, but that the bears are having less and less success pushing it down. Looking at the descending trendline, the price has started trying to break through, which suggests the previous pattern of being relentlessly pressured may be changing. But breaking the trendline is only the first step; what really matters is whether the price can hold above it.
My plan from here is simple:
725 is the first key level. If the 1-hour chart can hold above it consistently, and a pullback to 720–725 doesn’t break down, I’ll start leaning bullish. First, I’d look for 735–740 above, with 753 as the real challenge. 753 is the key level for this move.
That’s an important level the price previously broke below. Only reclaiming it would show that the bulls aren’t just chasing a bounce, but actually have the strength to repair the downtrend structure. At that point, there’d be a case for looking higher toward 780, or even around 793. But if the price can’t hold above 725 and drops back below 719, don’t rush to buy the dip—the 710–705 area could still be tested again.
My personal view: BNB has a chance to form a short-term bottom and bounce. I’m willing to lean bullish, but I won’t chase the first green candle that breaks out.
After all, there’s plenty of trapped supply above following the drop from 793. One trendline breakout won’t get everyone back to breakeven.
What I’d rather see is a breakout, followed by a pullback that holds, and then another move up.
Real strength isn’t about how sharply the price rallies—it’s about buyers stepping in when it falls back.
What do you think—can BNB reclaim 753, or are we about to see another bull trap around 725? #SkyAI出售全部SOL并发起现金要约收购 $ETH
Guys, I took a look at BNB’s 1-hour chart recently. It’s fallen all the way from 793, basically bouncing once and getting smacked down again, with each high lower than the last. But there’s a change worth watching over the past couple of days: the price has tested the 705–710 area several times without breaking lower. Instead, it’s started moving sideways near the lows, then climbed back to around 725.
I think the most important thing here isn’t how much the price has risen, but that the bears are having less and less success pushing it down. Looking at the descending trendline, the price has started trying to break through, which suggests the previous pattern of being relentlessly pressured may be changing. But breaking the trendline is only the first step; what really matters is whether the price can hold above it.
My plan from here is simple:
725 is the first key level. If the 1-hour chart can hold above it consistently, and a pullback to 720–725 doesn’t break down, I’ll start leaning bullish. First, I’d look for 735–740 above, with 753 as the real challenge. 753 is the key level for this move.
That’s an important level the price previously broke below. Only reclaiming it would show that the bulls aren’t just chasing a bounce, but actually have the strength to repair the downtrend structure. At that point, there’d be a case for looking higher toward 780, or even around 793. But if the price can’t hold above 725 and drops back below 719, don’t rush to buy the dip—the 710–705 area could still be tested again.
My personal view: BNB has a chance to form a short-term bottom and bounce. I’m willing to lean bullish, but I won’t chase the first green candle that breaks out.
After all, there’s plenty of trapped supply above following the drop from 793. One trendline breakout won’t get everyone back to breakeven.
What I’d rather see is a breakout, followed by a pullback that holds, and then another move up.
Real strength isn’t about how sharply the price rallies—it’s about buyers stepping in when it falls back.
What do you think—can BNB reclaim 753, or are we about to see another bull trap around 725? #SkyAI出售全部SOL并发起现金要约收购 $ETH