TL;DR:
- BNB has lost 14.63% of its value since late January, outstripping the decline recorded by Bitcoin.
- The price has successfully retested the $730 level, a support that has remained firm since August.
- Analysts warn that the daily market structure remains bearish after losing the $820 mark.
Tuesday’s session was marked by high volatility that tested the resilience of two major assets. In this context, the BNB support at $730 emerged as the bulls’ last line of defense following a 14.63% correction that began on January 29.
Despite the selling pressure, Binance’s native token managed to bounce off that historic 2024 level. However, the technical scenario on the daily chart reveals a worrying structural shift after falling below the December 2025 lows.
Momentum indicators, such as the Awesome Oscillator, remain in red territory, suggesting that the bearish force is not yet exhausted. Consequently, traders are maintaining extreme caution while observing the asset’s correlation with general market sentiment.
Resistance Zones and the Macroeconomic Impact on Binance
For BNB to return to the green zone, it is fundamental for the price to reclaim the resistance zone located between $820 and $840. In the meantime, any rally toward these levels could be viewed by short-term traders as an opportunity to open short positions.
On the other hand, Binance management attributes the current instability to global macroeconomic shocks, dismissing allegations of internal infrastructure failures. This narrative aims to reassure institutional investors at a time when “fear” seems to dominate the market’s microstructure.
In summary, the immediate future of the cryptocurrency depends on the successful defense of the $730 level and, ultimately, the secondary support at $687. If these levels fail, the market could face a much deeper and more prolonged capitulation event.
