BNB has experienced a sharp correction, with the price falling from $900 to near $700 in recent sessions. The decline erased months of gains and pushed the asset to a seven-month low.
While selling pressure has dominated, the downturn may not be finished unless holder behavior shifts. Emerging on-chain trends suggest conditions could still change.
BNB Is Observing A Flood Of New Holders
BNB’s network activity has shown notable strength despite the price crash. New address creation has risen consistently over recent days, peaking near 1.3 million additions. Even now, the network continues to add more than 1 million new addresses daily. This growth signals sustained interest during a volatile period.
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New addresses are significant because they often represent fresh capital entering the ecosystem. While existing holders are facing selling pressure, new participants can help absorb supply. Historically, strong network growth during corrections has supported stabilization. For BNB, this influx may counterbalance distribution if buying interest persists.
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Despite improving on-chain participation, derivatives data remains bearish. Futures market positioning shows a clear skew toward downside risk. Liquidation maps highlight approximately $43 million in short liquidation leverage compared with just $6 million on the long side. This imbalance reflects strong bearish conviction among leveraged traders.
Such positioning often amplifies volatility. If price continues to decline, long liquidations could accelerate losses. The map shows the largest cluster of long contracts sitting at $682, BNB’s next support. Losing this support would also trigger $3.07 million in long liquidations. For now, the dominance of bearish exposure suggests caution.
BNB Price Correction Could Continue
BNB price has declined 22.5% over the past seven days and is trading near $698 at the time of writing. Technical indicators point to continued weakness. The Fibonacci Extension tool identifies $682 as the next major support level, making it a critical zone for near-term price stability.
If broader market conditions remain bearish, downside risks increase. Continued liquidations or heightened volatility could push BNB below $682. A breakdown there would likely send the price toward $650 or lower. Such a move would deepen losses and reinforce bearish sentiment among short-term investors.
A recovery scenario depends on capital inflows offsetting bearish pressure. If demand strengthens, BNB could reclaim $735 and advance toward $768. Flipping the latter into support would invalidate the bearish thesis. Under that outcome, BNB price may recover toward $821, signaling renewed confidence.
