$BNB is at roughly $716 (up about 2.7% in the last 24 hours), but it is down about 12% over the past month, from $795 on Oct 5 to $700 on Nov 3. That is still about 48% below its all-time high of about $1,370 from Oct 2025.
Trend: BNB drifted lower through October, then dropped about 8% in one day on Oct 29, from $759 to $699 on roughly $2.2B of volume. That was the largest volume in the 30-day window.
Since the drop: It has held a tight range of about $690 to $717, which looks like a base, not a rebound yet.
Levels: Support is near $684 to $690 (the Oct 29–30 lows). Resistance is around $720 to $760, where the breakdown began. A close above $720 would be the first sign of recovery.
Sentiment: Technical indicators from one source lean bearish. This is a snapshot, not a forecast, and not financial advice.
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Trend: BNB drifted lower through October, then dropped about 8% in one day on Oct 29, from $759 to $699 on roughly $2.2B of volume. That was the largest volume in the 30-day window.
Since the drop: It has held a tight range of about $690 to $717, which looks like a base, not a rebound yet.
Levels: Support is near $684 to $690 (the Oct 29–30 lows). Resistance is around $720 to $760, where the breakdown began. A close above $720 would be the first sign of recovery.
Sentiment: Technical indicators from one source lean bearish. This is a snapshot, not a forecast, and not financial advice.
#BinanceReopensWithdrawalsForMoreAssets #Binance98PercentReplenished #USMidterms-WhatAreMarketsExpecting?
