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BNB fell more than 2% to around $600 after trimming some of its gains from Wednesday’s rebound. The move places the token at a key resistance level that also aligns with the upper boundary of a descending channel pattern it has traded within.
According to data cited from crypto.news, BNB dropped about 4% to $600 on Thursday. The $600 area is described as a key psychological zone that previously acted as resistance and is now a critical pivot for the next move.
On the daily chart, BNB has been forming a descending channel pattern since mid-March. The article notes that BNB broke above channel resistance on April 7 during a brief market recovery, but has since slipped back toward the upper trend line of the pattern. That upper trend line is characterized as a dynamic support zone for bulls.
If bearish pressure prevails, the article says BNB could fall back into the channel, potentially resuming the broader downtrend. It also points to ongoing uncertainty in crypto markets tied to investor concerns related to the Middle East conflict, which it says has not been permanently settled.
Conversely, if BNB rebounds and holds above $600, the level could become stronger support and help support a new rally, particularly if demand for risk appetite assets increases.
The technical picture is described as mixed. The MACD lines show a slight bullish bias, with the MACD line “eyeing” a potential crossover of the signal line. However, the Aroon Down remains much higher than the Aroon Up, indicating bearish momentum still dominates in the short term.
For now, $600 is presented as the most crucial pivot point. A sharp move below this psychological mark could trigger bearish sentiment and lead to further sell-offs. If BNB holds above $600, the article says bulls may attempt to push it out of its current range and drive a rally toward $700 as conditions stabilize.

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