$BNB is trading barely 50 cents above its 24h low. Is the range about to break?
Quick context: on Oct 29 BNB dropped from 759.85 to a wick at 680 and closed the day at 698.46, about -8%. That candle printed roughly 569K BNB in volume, the heaviest day of the past month.
Since then it's been boxed in for four days:
• Floor: 680 (the flush wick), with 682 retested on Oct 30
• Ceiling: 722, the post-crash bounce high
• Now: 703.74, -1.68% on the day, -5.6% over 7 days
• 24h range: 703.22 – 717.75
What stands out to me is volume. About 105K BNB traded in the last 24h, versus 570K on the crash day. Sellers aren't piling in, but buyers aren't stepping up either. That's the kind of quiet that usually ends with a decisive move.
How I'd frame it:
Bull case: holding 700 and reclaiming 717–722 on rising volume turns this into a base.
Bear case: losing 700 cleanly puts the 680 wick back in play, and below that the 30-day chart gets a lot uglier.
For reference, BTC is only -0.3% today, so BNB is lagging the leader right now.
Which way do you think the box breaks?
Not financial advice.
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