2026-01-11 12:26:33

On January 11th, BNB showed impressive resilience at the psychological level of 900. The price stabilized above the 200-day moving average, consolidating steadily. This range was previously a core area of volatility and now serves as a springboard for a breakout.

From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart looks quite good—MACD remains in a golden cross, and RSI stays neutral to slightly bullish. The price is firmly above the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, and the RSI reading is far from overbought, indicating that there is still ample room for upward momentum.

In terms of trading strategy, BNB can be considered for phased entry within the 900-905 range, with attention to the performance around 925. Market sentiment is positive, but there's no need to be overly aggressive.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-11 12:56

The 900 level can indeed hold, but I think it's better to wait and see... The last time it looked stable, it also collapsed. Gradual entry is fine, just don't loosen your grip too much. If the 925 wave can't break through, then we need to reassess our approach.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-11 12:55

The 900 threshold is indeed interesting; it depends on whether 925 can be absorbed to count.

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MEVHunter

· 01-11 12:51

The 900 level can indeed hold, but what I care more about are those flash loan arbitrage bots in the mempool... Wait, have you monitored the gas war costs during this surge? Staying steady at the middle band of the Bollinger Bands is good, but the real arbitrage opportunities are in on-chain data. Gradual entry is safer, but I'm worried about missing the arbitrage window during the sandwich attack... To be honest, the technicals look good, but the relationship with mining pools determines where the true ceiling is. 900-925? I'm more interested in the depth of the DEX... Whether we can break through 925 depends on whether big players are accumulating in the mempool.

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ZKSherlock

· 01-11 12:50

actually... the whole "RSI hasn't hit overbought yet so we're good" thing is kinda misleading ngl. that's not how probabilistic proof systems— wait no, wrong thing. but fr though, aren't we just reading tea leaves at this point? like what's the actual information theoretic backing here vs just vibes?

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-11 12:46

The 900 level has finally stabilized. I thought it might break earlier. Gradually entering between 900-905 is indeed safer, but I really want to see if we can push through 925 in one go. I'm just worried it might be a fake breakout; RSI hasn't yet shown overbought conditions, so there might still be room. By the way, this wave's resilience is much stronger than the last one, there's something to it.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-11 12:46

The 900 level has really stabilized. I thought it was going to break, but it seems the bulls still have some strength.

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ContractSurrender

· 01-11 12:37

The 900 level is really stable, but I still have to wait, afraid of a sudden plunge. --- Gradually entering? Easy to say, I got caught like that last time. --- If the key level at 925 can't be broken, it's just a fake-out. Don't tell me it's about accumulating strength. --- Is there still room for RSI? Then keep holding, no rush anyway. --- Feels like the mode is about to switch again; every time they say the sentiment is improving, it ends up backfiring. --- The middle band of the Bollinger Bands is tightly pressing down. Is that a signal before a breakout? Looks more like it's about to drop. --- All the people entering in batches at 900-905 are probably just newbies haha, I’ll wait and see for now. --- What’s with this continued golden cross? Last time, it persisted until liquidation. --- With enough momentum, why can't it keep going up? --- But if 925 really breaks, I have to admit it. For now, I think I’ll pass.

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