2026-01-13 23:24:31

Looking at the recent BNB trend, the buyers are clearly in the lead. On lower timeframes, a clear breakout has already formed, and the continuation is quite good. As long as the price stays above the key support zone of $930 to $935, there is still momentum for further upward movement. From the current market structure, it appears more like a continuation pattern, and the probability of a reversal is low.

If trading volume and momentum remain stable, a breakout towards the $970 region in the short term is entirely possible. Traders are advised to look for opportunities to position during minor pullbacks, with a stop-loss set below $925 for safety. Especially near resistance levels, volatility may increase, so timely strategy adjustments and proper position management are necessary to prevent risks from spiraling out of control.

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DogeBachelor

· 2h ago

Definitely avoid below 930; this support level is a bit weak, and it feels like it could break at any time.

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DegenWhisperer

· 9h ago

If the 930 support breaks, it's game over. I bet it won't hold.

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LayoffMiner

· 16h ago

As long as you hold on from 930-935, keep flying. This wave of buying pressure is indeed a bit fierce. If I'm not mistaken, 970 is not a dream.

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DYORMaster

· 01-13 23:45

If position 930 cannot be held, it will be directly broken through, and it feels like the buying pressure is not as strong as expected. --- 970 seems too difficult; anyway, I’ve already half exited now, and I’ll wait for a pullback to decide. --- This wave of movement is a bit like the false breakout from a couple of days ago. Don’t be fooled, everyone. --- Stop loss below 925? I think 920 is more secure; I’ve suffered too many losses. --- As for BNB’s behavior, it was supposed to continue the trend, but it suddenly dumped. Better to be cautious. --- I don’t see the buyers having the advantage; instead, it feels like the bears are pushing down. It might just be a rebound. --- Waiting for a slight pullback? Bro, when it pulls back, it will just break through the support directly. Don’t get your hopes up. --- 970 is too greedy. I’ll set my target at 950 and exit, no matter what, to avoid earning that last penny.

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GlueGuy

· 01-13 23:43

Is 930 really a support level that can hold? I'm still a bit worried. --- When 970 actually arrives, I'll go for hotpot, betting five bucks. --- Another small pullback for layout, I say this every time, got caught in it several times. --- Stop loss below 925? Still too greedy, I set a lower point. --- Stability in trading volume is bullshit; a single big account dumping can ruin everything. --- Finally, someone dares to say the trend continues without reversal; the market has already seen through it. --- Increased volatility at resistance levels means it's time to cut losses; that's how I got liquidated. --- Controlling positions sounds easy; in reality, everyone wants to go all-in. --- Buyers have been in the lead for half a year, why are we still hesitating? --- If 930 can't hold, go straight to 920. Don't give me false hope.

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RektDetective

· 01-13 23:26

930 is indeed a very tight position, but I still have some concerns about the trading volume... --- Breakthrough at 970? I think it's uncertain; the technicals look good, but the funds might not follow. --- It's the same story of stopping loss below 925. How could it possibly be so smooth to bottom fish? --- The continuation of BNB this wave doesn't seem as strong as expected; rebounds are easy to reverse. --- The key still depends on the trading volume. Breakouts without volume are just illusions. --- Action above 935? Better wait for a clear confirmation signal before entering. --- This kind of analysis always claims the risk is controllable, but the ones that end up with explosive orders are those with precise stop-loss setups. --- Short-term push to 970, dreaming or data-driven?

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