Recently, BNB's trend has been quite interesting. It rebounded from the 24-hour low of 867.57 all the way back up, showing a sharp decline but also a clear rebound signal.
From a technical perspective, the J line of the KDJ indicator has started to turn upward from a low position, which is a typical oversold rebound signal—there is indeed a technical rebound demand in the short term. Looking at the MACD, the histogram has shifted from negative to positive, and the DIF line has also started to move upward, indicating that the short-term bullish momentum has recovered, not a weak rebound.
The lower band of the Bollinger Bands is at 871.17. Just now, the price retested that level and then bounced back up. This lower band has now become a very effective support level. Combining these signals, overall, there is still a short-term opportunity.
Interested friends can keep an eye on BNB's subsequent performance.
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BoredRiceBall
· 12h ago
867, the friends who bought the dip are the happiest to laugh.
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DustCollector
· 12h ago
That batch of 867 is definitely an opportunity. I was placing orders there yesterday.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 12h ago
That wave 867 was indeed frightening, but the analysis of the rebound signals is quite clear. The Bollinger Bands support level has some significance.
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GasWrangler
· 12h ago
ngl, kdj j-line bounce is textbook oversold—but if you're analyzing this data, the real play is whether that 871.17 support actually holds or it's just noise. macd turning positive means nothing empirically without volume confirmation, tbh
Recently, BNB's trend has been quite interesting. It rebounded from the 24-hour low of 867.57 all the way back up, showing a sharp decline but also a clear rebound signal.
From a technical perspective, the J line of the KDJ indicator has started to turn upward from a low position, which is a typical oversold rebound signal—there is indeed a technical rebound demand in the short term. Looking at the MACD, the histogram has shifted from negative to positive, and the DIF line has also started to move upward, indicating that the short-term bullish momentum has recovered, not a weak rebound.
The lower band of the Bollinger Bands is at 871.17. Just now, the price retested that level and then bounced back up. This lower band has now become a very effective support level. Combining these signals, overall, there is still a short-term opportunity.
Interested friends can keep an eye on BNB's subsequent performance.