BNB/USDT weekly analysis.
The chart shows two rounded bottoms, which resemble an inverted head and shoulders pattern.
This pattern is typically a bullish reversal indicator, suggesting upward price movement.
The horizontal line marks a long-standing resistance level.
A breakout above this resistance would indicate strong bullish momentum, as seen in the recent price rise.
The projected move (indicated by the upward arrow) suggests a target price near $1,100.
This aligns with the measured move of approximately 75.54% calculated from the pattern’s neckline to its lowest point.
BNB is trading at $710.74 with a positive momentum of +2.51% for the current period.
This setup indicates strong bullish sentiment in the market. However, traders should consider a possible retest of the breakout zone (around $600) and manage risk with a stop-loss below the neckline to avoid an unexpected reversal.
Let me know if you’d like further assistance or adjustments!
DYOR. NFA
This pattern is typically a bullish reversal indicator, suggesting upward price movement.
The horizontal line marks a long-standing resistance level.
A breakout above this resistance would indicate strong bullish momentum, as seen in the recent price rise.
The projected move (indicated by the upward arrow) suggests a target price near $1,100.
This aligns with the measured move of approximately 75.54% calculated from the pattern’s neckline to its lowest point.
BNB is trading at $710.74 with a positive momentum of +2.51% for the current period.
This setup indicates strong bullish sentiment in the market. However, traders should consider a possible retest of the breakout zone (around $600) and manage risk with a stop-loss below the neckline to avoid an unexpected reversal.
Let me know if you’d like further assistance or adjustments!
DYOR. NFA
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