Recently monitoring the BNB chart, I discovered some interesting technical details that I want to share with everyone.

**Trend framework remains intact**

The price has been consistently running along the middle band, with the upper and lower bands continuously narrowing. This is a typical consolidation pattern. Both bulls and bears are temporarily balanced, but this precisely indicates that the upward trend framework has not been broken. The support levels below have been tested multiple times and have not been effectively broken.

**Indicator energy signal reversal**

The fast and slow lines of the MACD are converging above the zero axis, a phase called "refueling in the air." More importantly, although the green energy bars are small, they have started to rise, indicating that the downward momentum is weakening and the bulls are quietly gathering strength.

**Volume and price confirmation of bullish intent**

During this oscillation, a key detail is that the volume of bearish candles is significantly less than that of bullish candles. A volume decline during a pullback combined with increasing volume during an upward move is a classic sign of shakeout and accumulation, not a true decline.

**Trading strategy**

Entry zone: around 935-936
First target: BOLL upper band at 940.5, a successful breakout can push towards 945
Stop-loss: below 932 (to prevent false breakouts)

In simple terms, the main force is clearing out uncertain chips. The current price is stuck at a critical level, and the probability of an upward breakout is clearly higher than a downward breakdown. At the end of consolidation, key support levels are often good entry points. Remember to set your stop-loss, and leave the rest to market feedback.