Navigating $BNB

Entries: A Lesson in Precision and Flexibility

Last night, I shared a suggestion on Binance Square with my
family members, advising them to consider $BNB as a potential buy around the $660 level. This morning, a few of them
expressed frustration, claiming their orders didn’t execute
despite setting the exact price I mentioned. When I asked what price they used, they confidently replied, "$660." This
highlighted a crucial trading lesson: in volatile markets, treating approximate levels as rigid targets often leads to missed
opportunities. Precision, combined with flexibility, is essential
for effective trading.

Will $BNB Revisit Lower Levels?
The question on everyone’s mind is whether BNB will retest
$673 or even dip back to the $660 range. While predicting exact price movements is challenging, it’s not out of the question if
market momentum slows. However, focusing too much on
capturing the "perfect dip" can lead to missed opportunities. At
its current price of $693, BNB remains within a reasonable
range for long-term accumulation. Instead of waiting for an
idealized entry point, sometimes it’s better to focus on the
broader opportunity and avoid being sidelined by perfection.

Practical Tips for Optimized Entries
It’s important to remember that no trader consistently buys at
the lowest price or sells at the peak. Attempting to save a few
dollars by sticking strictly to psychological levels like $660 can
result in orders not being filled. A better strategy is to place buy
levels slightly above or below these major thresholds to avoid
the congestion of round-number orders. Trading is a balance
between patience and practicality—realistic entry points are
often close enough to ideal levels and can still yield solid results over time.

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Hello!

Today we are talking about BNB. A very practical coin to trade, which follows BTC and the logic of crowd psychologists / momentum.

Context of this publication: we consider that the Bull Run is underway.

1. BNB still in its bullish cycle (purple lines)

2. Break / retracement (red line) in increasing ABC levels. In these cases the 3rd is often the last. I am not talking about a correction of less than 35-40% down (corresponds to fibo 0.382)

3. Break of the break in a 1H channel confirmed in 4H.

-> and now? BNB is most likely recovering. As long as BNB is stable or bullish, to go and take back the lost levels that will be tested each time in support as in resistance.

And it's great because it's an ideal setup to position yourself with little risk, a scenario that we like because the arithmetic fall gives easy to read and activate upside targets.

Stay vigilant, the bullish channel (green) serves as a benchmark (stop loss) if it breaks from below. In this case, it is the purple trend line that could serve as ascending support before going for a bullish acceleration. This scenario would be more holy.

My opinion on BNB
- short term: rather bullish level game.
- long term: bullish (BR -> $1000)