BNB's four-hour chart is now stuck at the end of a descending wedge, which is a critical decision point. From the volume and price action, the bearish momentum is clearly weakening, but the bulls haven't really gained strength yet. This situation tests patience the most.

Now is not the time to chase highs or sell lows. The smartest approach is to wait—wait for a clear breakout signal to appear. The 920 to 930 range is the line of life and death for bulls and bears; whoever takes it first will control the rhythm.

The MACD indicator provides an interesting detail: the death cross of DIF and DEA has persisted for the 5th candlestick, with the green histogram stuck between 0.8 and 1.2, showing no obvious expansion. The price has tested around 888 twice without making a new low, and the highest point of the MACD green histogram is gradually decreasing—that's a sign of bullish divergence. But this signal isn't confirmed yet; a strong bullish candle closing above 895 is needed to confirm.

If you want to trade, you can take a small position at 925, with a stop-loss below 905 (below the lower trendline of the wedge). The first target is 950, the second target is 975. Once the support is broken, continue adding positions to follow the trend. The key is that false break traps are everywhere during consolidation, and strict stop-losses are the only protective barrier.