The BNB daily chart from November 2024 to the present condenses a typical bull-bear transition process. After reaching a peak of 1376.5 in mid-2024, the price fell to a bottom of 504 (in the second half of 2025), and now has rebounded to around 880, forming a clear V-shaped reversal.

From a technical perspective, this rebound signal is quite clear. The MACD indicator (12,26,9 parameters) shows DIF at -3.9, DEA at -9.5, and the histogram STICK value of 1.12 is positive, indicating that the fast line has crossed above the slow line to form a golden cross — a typical momentum reversal signal. Trading volume also cooperates well; during the bottom period, trading was extremely sluggish, but since the rebound, it has gradually increased to 176.34K, reflecting a shift in market sentiment from panic to optimism.

Regarding support and resistance levels, short-term support is firmly at the 850-860 range (recent lows repeatedly touched), with a stronger support zone below at 504-700. Resistance above is concentrated in the 920-950 range, an area of previous congestion. If this can be effectively broken, the psychological threshold of 1000+ will come into view.

In the short term (1-3 months), based on current technical analysis, BNB is likely to continue rising, targeting 920-950, and possibly testing 1000. However, caution is advised: if it cannot effectively break through around 928 and encounters resistance, a consolidation range of 850-885 may form. From a probability perspective, the chance of an upward move is about 60%.

Looking into 2026, forecasts from various institutions are quite broad: in a pessimistic scenario where the bear market continues, the bottom could be around 470-500; neutral expectations range between 1000-1300; optimistic scenarios driven by deflationary burns, ETF approvals, and ecosystem expansion could reach 1400-1500+. Currently priced at 869-880, considering the technical reversal signals and institutional forecast distribution, the overall outlook for 2026 leans more towards an upward trend — this is also the story the chart is telling.