Analysis
BNB remains stuck in this range: What’s next?
Lack of sustained bullish momentum keeps BNB in a range, with the mid-range price zone acting as a barrier.
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- Bullish rebounds encountered pullbacks in the mid-range price zone.
- Lack of bullish conviction in the futures market kept BNB stuck in a range.
Binance Coin’s [BNB] short-term bullish bias evaporated quickly, as the long-term bearish sentiment persisted. This has kept BNB’s price in perpetual sideways formation, with rallies on the lower timeframes serving as pullbacks on higher timeframes.
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Bullish rebound halted by sell orders at Value Area Low (VAL)
Source: BNB/USDT on Trading View
The Visible Range Volume Profile (VRVP) tool showed the key areas of interest for bulls and bears. The Point of Control (POC) lay at $242. Previously, prices ranged at this level with the highest volume between July and August before the sharp drop in mid-August.
The VAL acted as a mid-range resistance for the current price range. Despite the bullish bounce from $205 on 11 September and 25 September, buyers have failed to break above the VAL resistance.
This hinted at a block of selling orders at that price zone, preventing a bullish breakout. Buyers can wait for a move above the VAL and a retest of the same as support before buying. Profit levels would lie at the range high of $225.
In the meantime, the on-chart indicators highlighted neutral sentiment in the market. The RSI (Relative Strength Index) hovered at the 50-mark. Similarly, the OBV (On Balance Volume) flatlined.
On the other hand, the CMF (Chaikin Money Flow) dropped sharply from +0.13 to the zero level. This hinted at capital preservation moves by market participants.
Long-term bearish bias still evident in futures market
Source: Coinalyze
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Despite the short-term bullish push to the mid-range VAL, speculators displayed a tendency for profit-taking at every opportunity. The Open Interest (OI) fell swiftly by $15 million over the past 48 hours.
This was also reflected in the spot CVD dipping within the same period to highlight the waning demand for BNB.
