#analysis Why Understanding Bearish Order Blocks Can Save Your Portfolio in Volatile Markets

As price action trading grows in popularity — especially among retail traders on platforms like Binance — one term keeps gaining traction: Bearish Order Blocks (BOBs). These are often referred to as the “danger zones” where smart money sells, traps retail longs, and reverses the market.

But what is a bearish order block, and how can you read it like a pro?

Bearish Order Block is the last bullish (green) candle before a significant bearish move on the chart — typically found on the 4H or Daily timeframe. It represents a zone where institutions or whales previously sold heavily, often before a sharp drop.

Binance TA threads often mark these zones, especially when major tokens like $ETH, $PEPE, or $SOL approach key resistance after a run-up.

✅ How to Trade Bearish Order Blocks Like a Pro":

1 Identify the Last Bullish Candle Before a Drop (Daily/4H)

2 Mark the Candle Body + Wick (The full range is your danger zone)

3 Wait for Price to Re-enter the Zone

4 Look for Rejection Signals:

5 Set Entry at the Top of the Block, Stop Above the Wick

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