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Rather than only focusing on “buy the dip / sell the top,” think in terms of zones and levels where market behavior tends to repeat. Let’s break it down:$BNB
1. Key Zones & Levels
Support Zones — These are areas where buying pressure tends to appear.
Recent charts show support near $820-$830
Lower support corridors around $800 and $770 also act as buffers in deeper pullbacks
Resistance Zones — Areas where the price often faces selling pressure or pauses.
Key resistance around $900 to $1,000
Above $1,000, second-tier resistance zones appear near $1,050-$1,100+
Pivot or Mid Zones — Levels between support and resistance which often act as turning points or retracement anchors:
For example, when BNB was trading around ~$882, rejection at the ~$900 zone signaled short-term resistance.
Also, the pivot point of ~$850-$860 often acts as a balance point.
2. How to Use These Levels When Trading
ScenarioWhat You Watch / DoWhy It MattersBreakout above resistanceWait for confirmation (close above resistance) before entering. Use smaller position if unconfirmed.Breakouts often fail without confirmation — helps avoid traps.Pullback to supportLook for bullish reversal signs (candlestick patterns, volume surge, RSI divergence)Good risk-reward if support holds strongly.Range trading (between support & resistance)Buy near support, sell near resistance. Use tight stops.Many BNB moves are range-bound before trending.Failed breaks or rejectionsIf price breaks above resistance but closes back below, it may reverse.“Fakeouts” happen frequently.Scaling in / outDon’t go full size at one level. Take partial profits or scale in as price moves.Reduces risk and improves average entries/exits.
3. Tools & Confirmation Signals to Use
Volume — A strong breakout with high volume is more convincing.
Candlestick patterns — Reversals like hammer, engulfing near support/resistance
