2026-01-11 15:24:37

BNB current price is $910.28, with a 24-hour increase of 1.2%, leading the mainstream altcoins.

From the candlestick chart, the price is repeatedly battling within the $905-$919 range, with no clear breakthrough recently. The technical support level to watch is around the MA-200 moving average at $889 — this is the key defensive point. To push higher, it needs to break through the $919 resistance, which could open up more upside space. On the downside, $885 is another line of defense.

Interestingly, although retail sentiment is somewhat bearish, liquidation data shows market liquidity is sufficient, with no large-scale leverage being liquidated. This indicates that current volatility is mainly driven by spot trading rather than high leverage operations. The market remains relatively stable.

On the macro front, the market is paying attention to the progress of the US "CLARITY Act" — if it can promote clearer regulatory frameworks, it will significantly enhance certainty for the entire crypto market. Once such policy-level positive developments are implemented, they often serve as catalysts.

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StakeWhisperer

· 20h ago

If I don't beat this level 919 soon, I'm going to sleep. It's so boring I could die.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 20h ago

Uh, retail investor sentiment is bearish but no liquidation? Isn't that even more bizarre... Liquidity is sufficient, sounds pretty stable, but if it can't break through 919, it's pointless.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 21h ago

It's been over 910 and still hesitating; it should have broken 920 by now. Wait, is there enough liquidity for liquidation? Where do retail investors get this empty sentiment? Something's off. If the CLARITY bill actually passes, it could really cause a surge, but I'm worried it's just another empty promise.

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MoonlightGamer

· 21h ago

Clearing data showing no liquidation actually indicates that big players are accumulating. When retail investors are crying out, it's often the right time to enter the market.

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SchrödingersNode

· 21h ago

Wow, at the 910 level, it's just daily repetitive hesitation. So annoying. Just waiting for the CLARITY bill, what else can we do? Retail investors quietly making money among the short positions—that's the real situation. If it can't break 919, it's not worth it. Staying at 889 is more reliable. Liquidity is sufficient, which is pretty good. No one is forcibly liquidated out.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 21h ago

The 910 price level is just a dead end; it can't go up or down, it's suffocating. Wait until the CLARITY bill is implemented; right now, it's all just on paper. Retail investors have heavy short-selling sentiment but no leverage to get liquidated? That's the most bizarre part. If I can't break 919, I'll keep holding short positions; 885 is the real test. Sufficient liquidity = the main players are accumulating; don't be fooled.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 21h ago

Bouncing back and forth between 905 and 919, when will it break through? I'm about to fall asleep.

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