2026-01-08 01:28:28

BNB is currently in a medium-high risk phase. The price is trading at relatively high levels, with volatility clearly amplified. Sharp fluctuations like on January 7th can easily trigger leveraged liquidations and chain reactions. Once it effectively breaks below the key support zone of 890-895, it is likely to trigger a deeper correction.

On the positive side, the main holdings have not experienced a collapse-like decline, and the overall market structure has not been completely broken. Near the support levels, we can still see bulls making their final resistance.

The current strategy is clear: bullish but avoid chasing highs. The core action is to wait for a pullback to the key support level before entering a low position, while prioritizing risk control.

Aggressive traders can look for opportunities in the 895-900 USD range. If they see long lower shadows or small bullish candlesticks indicating stabilization, combined with moderate volume increase, they can consider a light long position. But if you prefer a more conservative approach, it’s best to wait until the price breaks above 905-908 USD with volume (this is the recent oscillation midpoint), confirming the correction has ended and a new upward trend has started before entering.

Setting stop-losses is crucial: place it below 888 USD (slightly below the key support zone). If the price falls below this point, it indicates the short-term bullish structure has failed, and it’s time to exit decisively.

Target levels are divided into two tiers: the first around 915-920 USD (previous highs and resistance zones); if the breakout is smooth, the second target can be 930-940 USD (based on previous gains and channel extension calculations).

Given the current high volatility, position management becomes especially important. It’s recommended to operate with a smaller position than usual. Focus on whether a "volume contraction followed by another volume surge" pattern can form — this is a true confirmation signal of a new upward wave.

If the price declines without volume and continues to hover below 900 USD, be alert to the risk of weakening. At this point, it’s safer to wait and watch rather than force a position.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-10 18:32

Breaking below 888 means you should run; this wave indeed carries high risk. Let's wait for the stop-loss signal around 900 before making a move; don't chase the high and send money away. This wave is quite fierce, better to try with a small position. Is the main force still bottom-fishing? Then I'll wait and watch the volume. Consolidate with decreasing volume, then increase volume—that's the real signal. If it lingers below 900, you really need to be cautious. The bulls are making their final desperate struggle; it feels like it's about to fail. The central position at 905-908 is indeed critical; wait until it stabilizes before entering. With such big fluctuations, is a stop-loss at 888 too tight? Don't think too much before 920; first see if it can stabilize.

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PanicSeller

· 01-10 11:50

890 breaking below means I have to run, otherwise 888 will still need to be stopped out. Feels a bit risky this time The group chasing the high should wake up. Isn't it better to wait for a pullback? I only dare to move real money when 905-908 stabilizes. The risk is too high, better to stay cautious I just want to know when the volume will increase. Without volume, all the moves are fake Hesitating below 900 is really annoying. Better to stay on the sidelines for now and play it safe

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-09 19:08

Wait until 905-908 stabilizes before getting on board. Chasing high now is just giving away money.

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PumpBeforeRug

· 01-08 11:33

888 is directly cut, no hesitation. Wait, let me check the volume... feels like the main force hasn't fully given up yet. Buying the dip and not chasing the high, I'm tired of hearing this, but the key still depends on the volume. I'm placing an order around 900, see if I can catch the bottom, but I really need to reduce my position; the volatility these days is too crazy. I'm a bit scared, feeling like another wave of leverage liquidation is coming, and then we'll all have to accept losses. Below 888, I'll just run directly, no more waiting. Aggressive guys can try, but I'll wait until 905 is stable before making a move. Being more cautious means my blood pressure won't be so high.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 01-08 01:58

Honestly, it's that same low-buy theory again. I just want to ask, can it really stabilize this time? Wait, as long as the main force hasn't collapsed, does that mean there's no problem? What if the support at 890 breaks? Been holding for a long time. Trying a light position to go long sounds good, but who dares to chase now? I'm optimistic, but I'm worried another wave of volatility will come. Can this wave really reach 930? I'm skeptical. A decline on low volume is really disgusting, dragging on endlessly. I've said a hundred times about position management, but some still go all-in.

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blocksnark

· 01-08 01:58

Run directly below 888, don't wait anymore

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ConfusedWhale

· 01-08 01:57

It's that time again—to decide whether to chase or not... 888 below is hell, everyone. Wait, let me check the candlestick chart again. It feels like this wave might be giving us one last chance. Really, don’t panic just because the price is high; the main players are still holding firm. Now is the test of your mentality. Those who buy the dip will laugh last. Once 905-908 stabilizes, I’ll go all in. I'll allocate some idle funds first to test the waters. Falling on low volume is the most annoying; this is the easiest way to deceive beginners.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 01-08 01:55

888, decisively cut losses below this point, there's nothing wrong with that. I'm just worried that some people can't bear to sell, and then they'll regret it when they're trapped.

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WalletDivorcer

· 01-08 01:54

Breaking below 888 means you have to run. This wave of volatility is indeed a bit fierce. --- Wait for the pullback to the support level before getting in. Don't chase the high, that's for sure. --- After a decrease in volume and consolidation, a volume breakout to the upside is the signal. For now, let's just watch. --- The 905-908 level is indeed critical. Conservative traders should stick to this. --- Playing with small positions during high volatility is definitely the right move; otherwise, liquidation can happen in minutes. --- As long as the main force hasn't collapsed, there's still hope. But really, don't force it. --- The target of 930-940 is quite tempting, provided that 915-920 can first stabilize. --- Start panicking when there's a decline with no volume. Hesitation is a signal. --- Observe the opportunity in the 895-900 range. Consider trying if there's a long lower shadow. --- Risk control first. There's nothing wrong with that. Making money is about surviving.

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