2026-01-17 16:24:54

BNB recently completed a strong upward impulse and is currently consolidating within a descending wedge/bullish flag pattern. Such structures are typically indicative of continuation signals.

From a morphological perspective, as long as the price can hold above the lower trendline support, it means the bulls are still in control. What is the true confirmation signal? A clear recovery above 952, along with volume confirmation.

Volume is the soul of a breakout—false breakouts are everywhere, but only volume support can allow this rally to go further. Continue to watch whether BNB can provide a convincing volume breakout, which will directly determine the subsequent space release.

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ForkMaster

· 5h ago

Lack of volume support makes breakouts all scams; I've played this trick too many times. The milk money for my three kids all comes from spotting these fake breakouts and profiting from them. Let's see if it can hold above 952 before talking; don't tell me about patterns, trading volume is the real key. It's the same old story; the most feared thing in reliable analysis is only looking at charts. The real confirmation signal? It has to be volume, brother, otherwise you're just harvesting the chives. Downward wedge? I've seen too many of these reverse at the end; let's wait for volume to prove itself before discussing further.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 5h ago

Insufficient volume is just playing dirty. Can 952 really hold steady? Watching closely, afraid of another fake breakout. I've seen too many plays of flag pattern breakdown; the key still depends on the order book. I believe in wedge pattern consolidation, but a volume breakout? Let's wait and see. If the trading volume can't support the move, then a further decline is well-deserved.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 5h ago

Quantity is the key to success; I've seen many false breakouts in the virtual space. Can it break 952 and see the volume? Otherwise, it's just a fake line. I agree with the wedge consolidation, but I'm worried it might be another false breakout. Holding the trend line is okay; the key is whether the trading volume follows. Flag pattern... I've heard it many times; let's wait for the volume to increase before making a decision. A breakout requires volume support; without volume, don't expect to fly. Is the bulls still here? Volume will tell. The 952 level is a hurdle; the difference in volume is significant. No matter how good the pattern looks, without volume, it's all for nothing.

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SwapWhisperer

· 6h ago

Insufficient volume is a false breakout; I'm already tired of this logic. --- 952 must hold, or the wedge pattern is useless. --- Only a volume breakout is credible; an air breakout is unwanted. --- Waiting for confirmation signals again, waiting so long that even going bald is not enough. --- The flag pattern looks good, but the key is whether funds are willing to enter the market. --- Trendline support? A single negative news can break right through. --- Price and volume coordination is the key; there's nothing more to say. --- Recovering 952 feels a bit uncertain; how's the current momentum? --- I've seen false breakouts before; can this time be different? --- Trading volume is the real indicator; retail investors' money doesn't count at all.

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 6h ago

Lack of volume support indicates a fake breakout; the key now is whether genuine institutions are entering the market.

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