2026-01-20 04:31:39

BNB's recent rhythm has not deviated from the track, still following the pattern of a rebound after a high-level pullback to short. When seeing around 933, it is obvious that the resistance above is still there. The 4-hour K-line structure has weakened a bit in recent days, and it is now oscillating sideways at a low level. The momentum during the rebound is insufficient, indicating that selling pressure is still quite evident.

From a trading perspective, the approach is very clear: continue to short on rallies. The 933 to 936 area can be used as an entry point, and those with open positions can set their orders in advance. Pay close attention to around 900 below; if it drops below, there may be room for a pullback.

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HodlKumamon

· 3h ago

933 has been pushed back again? Bear Bear just calculated this week's volatility data, and the selling pressure indeed hasn't eased...

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GasFeeBeggar

· 13h ago

933 is really a strong resistance level. If the rebound is weak, you should continue to short; there's no need to hesitate.

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Blockchainiac

· 13h ago

This resistance level at 933 is a bit tough. The bearish outlook is correct; it all depends on whether it can break through the key point at 900.

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ContractHunter

· 13h ago

933 is really stuck here, it feels like the bears are just holding steady right here.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 13h ago

This pressure of 933 is really intense; every rebound gets suppressed. I see through this rhythm.

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ProbablyNothing

· 13h ago

The 933 pressure is so heavy, I feel uncomfortable just looking at it. The bears continue to suppress strongly, wandering at low levels is really pointless. Going short on rallies is correct, but I'm just worried that a sudden rebound might give you a surprise. Can 900 hold? That's the key. With such strong selling pressure, the rebound momentum is still not vigorous enough. Those holding short positions should take profits early, don't be too greedy. Speaking of the 933-936 entry zone, it's indeed clear, it all depends on execution. Sideways trading at low levels, it's so boring. The rhythm of BNB this time is indeed not derailed, it's just too suppressed.

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