#大户持仓动态 BNB's recent trend is quite interesting. The consolidation process some time ago scared out many bottom-fishers, and now the remaining chips have significantly better quality. Look at the current volume and price performance — during an upward move, trading volume actively cooperates; when pulling back, the volume contracts. This is a typical strong pattern.



From a technical perspective, this kind of trend pattern usually indicates that the short-selling force is weakening. The bulls are starting to advance in an orderly manner, without the chaos of sudden surges or drops, but rather a steady and gradual upward rhythm.

If you want to participate, you can look for opportunities to go long in the 830-818 range, with a key focus on the 852-870 line above. If it breaks through 870, there is still room for further upward movement. Of course, the rules of stop-loss upon breakdown should still be followed.
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ZenChainWalkervip
· 10h ago
The combination of price and volume is so perfect, indicating that the chips are indeed changing hands. The retail investors trying to bottom fish have all been shaken out, leaving only those with patience.
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notSatoshi1971vip
· 12-18 10:21
All the ones who get scared away are just newbies; only those who stay are the real players.
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MoonlightGamervip
· 12-18 10:19
Oh, this wave is definitely a shakeout, and the timid have been shaken out. The remaining chips are of high quality. Breaking through 870 is the real signal; it's still early. Don't forget to cut losses if it breaks the level, and don't be too gambling-minded.
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PonziDetectorvip
· 12-18 10:16
Another story of "price-volume coordination," heard too many times. Is this time really different? The ones who got scared out might actually be the smart ones. Anyway, I don't dare to gamble. 830-818, go long? Seems better to wait and see, still not confident. Can this wave really break 870? I have my doubts. High-quality chips can't save the bagholders either.
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DAOdreamervip
· 12-18 10:15
I agree with the statement that chip quality is improving, but can we really enter at the 818 level? It feels uncertain. The combination of volume and price movement does look comfortable, but I'm worried that the main force might be just shaking out. Only after breaking through 870 would I dare to follow; the previous fluctuations were really exhausting. It's definitely a good thing that the bottom-fishing crowd was scared out; those who stayed are true believers. This wave's rhythm is much better than the previous sharp rises and falls; at least I can sleep peacefully. Stop-losses must be strictly enforced when breaking support, or all profits could be wiped out in one retracement. The rebound when volume contracts is the biggest test of patience; it's easy to be fooled. If you go long at 830, remember to keep some bullets; don't go all-in. The strong pattern still depends on whether it can stabilize above 852 later; it has been stuck there several times before. The short-selling force is weakening, but it can't be said to have completely disappeared; caution is still necessary.
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MEVEyevip
· 12-18 09:57
The 830 resistance line is coming again. I bet it will test 870, but don’t be fooled by volume and price. --- Is shrinking trading volume a good thing? I don’t think so. This rebound feels a bit fake. --- The thing about consolidations scaring people out every time is always the same; retail investors will never learn. --- Is 852-870 really that strong? It feels like this wave might drop back to test the support. --- Is the bullish orderly advance? To me, it looks like repeatedly testing the bottom. --- Talking about stop-loss after a breakdown is correct, but most people simply can’t do it. --- Are the remaining chips of high quality? That also depends on whether it can really go up later.
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SellTheBouncevip
· 12-18 09:55
Don't be fooled by the so-called "improvement in chip quality" narrative. I've seen too many rebounds like this. The volume and price look good together, but there's always a lower point waiting for the bagholders. My advice remains the same: sell on the rebound, be patient and wait for the decline.
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