2026-01-07 10:10:40

#以太坊大户持仓变化 BNB Afternoon Trend Observation

Recently, I've been watching the $BNB trend, and from a technical perspective, it's quite interesting. The range between 915 and 920 still feels like a significant resistance. If it can stabilize here and hold a short position, the lower support is likely around 890. The performance of $ETH and $BTC is also worth referencing, as there is still some correlation.

In this wave of market movement, the big players' strategic positioning is quietly changing, and short-term volatility might be considerable. But to say it again, technical analysis is just a reference; actual trading should also consider your own risk tolerance—don't go all in.

ETH5,07%

BNB2,76%

BTC3,18%

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LayoffMiner

· 01-07 22:36

The 915 hurdle is still a bit tough, it feels like big players are testing the waters. --- They say not to go all-in, but some still go all-in, I’m convinced. --- BNB’s recent movements are too obvious, just follow ETH to eat. --- Whether the 890 support can hold depends on these two days, feeling a bit nervous. --- When big players change their moves, the trend shifts; retail investors can only follow the hype. --- The technical analysis looks good, but in the end, it all comes down to human nature—greed or not. --- The range between 915 and 920 keeps bouncing back and forth, so annoying. --- This is the easiest time to get caught, better wait for the right opportunity.

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MetaverseMigrant

· 01-07 14:11

915 this hurdle is really deadlocked, are the big players lurking again? --- BNB this wave still depends on BTC's mood, the correlation is unpredictable --- All-in players are brave, I'm a coward --- Can the 890 support hold? That's the real point of interest; the technical aspect is just for fun --- How could I possibly see the big players' quiet moves, haha

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AirdropHermit

· 01-07 10:39

915 this hurdle feels like it's about to break, big players are moving --- 890 can it really hold steady? It's a bit risky --- In terms of correlation, BTC is the real boss, BNB is just following --- How many times have I told the long-term bulls not to go all in? They just won't listen --- Short-term fluctuations are significant? That means a crash is coming --- Technical analysis is all lies, it all depends on how big players dump the market --- With such obvious resistance at 920, still daring to buy in, really brave

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-07 10:38

Level 915 is indeed fierce. We can't see through how the big players are moving, but this time, the all-in buddies need to face reality.

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AirdropDreamer

· 01-07 10:29

915-920 if it can't break through, then it depends on 890. Are the big players accumulating or distributing? --- The correlation is real. When BTC moves, BNB follows suit. Honestly, it still depends on the market sentiment. --- Don't keep repeating the phrase "all in" every time, but some people still go all-in. --- The technical analysis looks good, but actual trading will tell you how much you really have. --- I bet five bucks that the support at 890 will be broken. --- Who can really figure out the actions of the big players? Anyway, I can't see through it. --- This kind of resistance level is often the easiest place to cut losses, so be careful. --- If BNB truly follows ETH this time, then it depends on how Ethereum performs today. --- Large short-term fluctuations mean big opportunities too, it all depends on how brave you are.

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AlphaWhisperer

· 01-07 10:25

915 this level really feels tight, feels like big players are accumulating --- Everyone is watching BNB, but I’m actually more optimistic about ETH’s correlation trend --- Saying "don’t all in" is very right, I lost everything because of greed --- Whether the support at 890 can hold is the key, if it breaks further, I’ll have to cut losses --- The movement of big players is the most valuable, but unfortunately, retail investors can never see it clearly --- The 920 resistance level is so obvious, how should we set take profit for short positions, everyone? --- Technical analysis is correct, but the problem is 99% of people simply can’t operate according to discipline haha

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