The BNB price has pulled back after its recent run, and now the conversation is shifting toward where the token might stabilize next.
Analysts are watching a few key areas on the chart and on-chain activity that could end up deciding BNB’s direction from here.
Even with the dip, the bigger structure still looks intact and the next move will likely depend on how BNB reacts to these major levels.
BNB’s Three Most Important Support Zones
Analyst Ali Martinez’s new on-chain analysis highlights exactly where the strongest clusters of BNB holders sit.
His BNB chart shows that a huge portion of realized volume, nearly half of it is concentrated around $563.94, which immediately puts that level in the spotlight as the deepest and strongest support.
Further up, the zones around $660 and $853 show heavy historical buying as well. These areas matter because when price revisits them, long-term holders often defend their positions, and that can stop a deeper drop.
At the time of writing, the BNB price is trading near $817.52, which places it right on top of one of these major interest zones. If buyers hold this level, it keeps the broader uptrend looking healthy.
A Big Resistance Zone May Be Flipping Into Support
TraderSZ pointed out something many traders missed at first glance: BNB may actually be turning one of its toughest resistance zones into new support.
On the monthly chart, that large band between roughly $600 and $850 has rejected the BNB price several times over the past few years.
Now that the BNB price has finally closed above it, the zone is acting exactly the way you would expect; buyers are stepping in, and the recent pullback is being absorbed surprisingly well.
Whenever a long-term resistance flips into support, it’s usually a sign that the macro trend is still strong. That’s exactly what traders are watching for right now.
How the Bigger Picture Looks for BNB
Putting everything together, on-chain data, monthly structure, and support clusters, BNB still looks fairly solid despite the current pullback.
The largest realized-price pocket is at around $564, another heavy buyer zone is found around $660, and BNB is holding above the upper band of the major support range.
If the market remains stable, BNB might rebound for another re-test of the highs above $1,000 if the buyers continue defending this level.
If the BNB price starts slipping below $660, traders are likely to shift their focus to a deeper support level around the $564 area.
But for now, the takeaway is simple: BNB rests on robust historical support, and its behaviour here will likely determine its next significant move.