Looking at BNB's 4-hour trend this wave, although it is still oscillating within the upward channel, some unusual signals are clearly emerging—higher highs are being made, but the momentum is not keeping pace. This is a typical "lack of strength after a surge" phenomenon, known in the Chan theory as a divergence structure.

Breaking down some key points from a technical perspective:

**Support levels are crucial**. After this current move completes, the first thing to watch is the behavior around the midpoint of the correction. The 920 level is essentially the last line of defense for the bulls. If it cannot hold, the downside space opens up.

**The key turning point is at 940+**. If the market continues to decline, the speed and strength of the move are critical. Whether it can quickly recover to the channel's midpoint (around 940+) will determine if the trend continues to oscillate or if a wave of correction is coming.

**The real opportunity is hidden at the top**. Many people get caught chasing highs. In fact, the best entry points are often not at the bottom but when the FOMO-driven top structure is fully confirmed. At this point, although it looks intimidating, it is actually the moment for prepared traders to jump in.

The market never moves randomly; most people just haven't learned to understand the rules of this game. Keep paying attention to the behavior at these levels, and opportunities will naturally surface.