Recently monitoring BNB's trend, I need to clarify a few key levels.
The 382 line I mentioned last time is indeed a resistance level, but I am now looking at this decline from a different perspective. By applying Fibonacci retracement to the rebound wave starting from the 790 support point, a new reference line emerges. The advantage of this approach is that it provides a clearer view of the current market condition.
927U is at the 236 level of this new line. This point is quite critical — you might consider positioning or adding to your holdings here, but the premise is not to hold a heavy position. Why be cautious? Because the overall situation for BTC will become very complex later on. The 98-102K zone is a key area of contention between bulls and bears, and it’s still uncertain whether the price can reach it. The core question is: will it continue to push higher or prepare for a correction?
Recently, BNB has been stronger than BTC. From the 236 line up to the 382 line, which is around 1014, you could take short-term profits at 1014. As for stop-loss, setting it at about 2%-3% is sufficient, since the entry points are already quite solid. Why choose the 382 line as the target? Once entering the 50% retracement and the 618% zone between 1083-1153, the daily timeframe will see intense battles between bulls and bears — this is a zone of divergence.
In this somewhat bearish divergence scenario, it’s better to be conservative. Honestly, the conditions for a main upward wave are not yet mature. Even if some believe the bull market will continue, there’s no sign of a main upward wave forming at this point — and likely, there will be 1-2 sharp dips to shake out weak hands beforehand.
The trading logic is quite simple: participate with small positions at the levels mentioned above for long positions, or simply stay in cash, etc. The key is to avoid engaging in unconfirmed market movements.
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PensionDestroyer
· 9h ago
927 is indeed a point to watch, but I still think it's too early to act now.
Light position first, don't be greedy.
Wait until BTC sets the tone before making any moves.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 9h ago
927 that break I knew it wouldn't work, still waiting for 1014 to consider again
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StakeTillRetire
· 9h ago
927 this point definitely needs to be laid out, but really don't hold heavy positions, feels like the water is too deep later on
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Taking profit at 1014 sounds stable, but I'm just worried BTC might cause some trouble again
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The main upward wave is still far away, I'm really afraid of this round of shakeout
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The idea of holding a small long position is okay, but waiting is a bit exhausting
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Disagreement zones are really a trap, once the daily level starts to move, it gets troublesome
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Waiting on the sidelines might be the smartest choice
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 9h ago
I'm also watching this line at 927; a small position for deployment might be worth a try.
BNB is indeed more resilient than BTC, but can it really hold steady at 1014? It still depends on BTC's performance.
Not familiar with the main upward wave conditions? Then just sit and wait for a shakeout. Anyway, I'm feeling cautious.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 9h ago
I need to try this level at 927, but I really can't go all-in.
BNB has been more resilient than BTC this round; taking profit at 1014 sounds like a safe plan.
Before the main upward wave starts, it's best to hold back; no one can escape a shakeout.
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ZKProofster
· 9h ago
honestly the fibonacci grind never stops huh... 927 to 1014 is tight but mathematically speaking the logic checks out here. though ngl if btc doesn't break 102k this whole thing feels premature tbh
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MetaMaximalist
· 9h ago
ngl the fibonacci retracement angle here is solid, but most retail traders won't even understand why 927 matters before fomo-ing into 1014... that's where the real network effects diverge from the noise tbh
Recently monitoring BNB's trend, I need to clarify a few key levels.
The 382 line I mentioned last time is indeed a resistance level, but I am now looking at this decline from a different perspective. By applying Fibonacci retracement to the rebound wave starting from the 790 support point, a new reference line emerges. The advantage of this approach is that it provides a clearer view of the current market condition.
927U is at the 236 level of this new line. This point is quite critical — you might consider positioning or adding to your holdings here, but the premise is not to hold a heavy position. Why be cautious? Because the overall situation for BTC will become very complex later on. The 98-102K zone is a key area of contention between bulls and bears, and it’s still uncertain whether the price can reach it. The core question is: will it continue to push higher or prepare for a correction?
Recently, BNB has been stronger than BTC. From the 236 line up to the 382 line, which is around 1014, you could take short-term profits at 1014. As for stop-loss, setting it at about 2%-3% is sufficient, since the entry points are already quite solid. Why choose the 382 line as the target? Once entering the 50% retracement and the 618% zone between 1083-1153, the daily timeframe will see intense battles between bulls and bears — this is a zone of divergence.
In this somewhat bearish divergence scenario, it’s better to be conservative. Honestly, the conditions for a main upward wave are not yet mature. Even if some believe the bull market will continue, there’s no sign of a main upward wave forming at this point — and likely, there will be 1-2 sharp dips to shake out weak hands beforehand.
The trading logic is quite simple: participate with small positions at the levels mentioned above for long positions, or simply stay in cash, etc. The key is to avoid engaging in unconfirmed market movements.