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BNB's recent trend is quite interesting. The short-term moving average has already formed a death cross, and the 30-day line remains a significant resistance. The price encounters resistance every time it rebounds around 930 and then falls back. On the surface, the bears seem to have the upper hand, but the details reveal several clues—shrinking volume during the pullback indicates that selling pressure is weakening.
Although the rebound after dropping to 923.95 lacked momentum, it confirms that there is indeed support below. The price repeatedly hitting a wall at 930 is less a sign of bad news and more a sign that the bulls are accumulating strength at the bottom. The downward movement is becoming smaller, and trading volume continues to decline. In this situation, the space for bears to continue pushing down is actually limited.
Probabilistically, the market is likely to complete its bottom confirmation in the 900-910 range and then start a rebound. In the short term, it’s advisable to enter in stages around 900-910, with the first target between 925-930. If a breakout occurs, the next move could be towards 940. The key still depends on volume; only with increased trading volume can the rebound's sustainability be ensured.