BNB, formerly known as Binance Coin, is trading below $591 on Thursday, extending a three-week losing streak. The token has dropped over 3% this week alone.
BNB Price
Risk sentiment took a hit after US President Donald Trump threatened to continue the US-Iran conflict through late April. Trump also threatened to strike Iranian power plants, warning Iran would be sent back to the “stone age” if no deal is reached.
These comments pushed investors away from riskier assets. Bitcoin fell below $67,000, and BNB followed. The US Dollar and oil prices moved higher as a result.
On derivatives platforms, BNB’s long-to-short ratio fell to 0.80 on Coinglass, near its lowest point in a month. A ratio below 1.0 shows traders are leaning toward short positions, expecting the price to fall further.
Source: Coinglass
BNB is trading below its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs), all of which are trending above the current price. This confirms a bearish backdrop.
The RSI is sliding toward the mid-30s on the daily chart. The MACD is drifting deeper below the zero line, pointing to continued selling pressure rather than a reversal.
Initial support sits at $570.16, which was February’s low. A break below that level could push BNB toward the $500 psychological mark.
On the upside, resistance is clustered near $640, $660, and $680. A close above $619 could open the door toward $642 and the $652 Fibonacci level, according to analysts.
On a more positive note, Binance confirmed it is rolling out a prediction market inside its self-custody wallet. The feature is being built in partnership with third-party providers including Predict.fun.
Users will be able to bet on politics, sports, and crypto outcomes without leaving the Binance app. Coinbase and Crypto.com have both expanded into similar territory recently.
The feature could tie into BNB Chain’s staking mechanics, potentially creating new organic demand for the token. On-chain activity currently sits at roughly 1 million active addresses, and token burns continue to provide a structural floor for the price.
BNB was trading at $614 earlier in the week after a 1.7% gain in 24 hours, before renewed geopolitical pressure pushed it back below $591.
Key support at $600 has held twice in the past 48 hours. Analysts are watching whether it holds on a third test, as the $600 level is seen as the line between consolidation and a deeper drop toward $573–$580.
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