While Binance Coin sees a range, these are the levels investors should watch
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Binance Coin was the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, according to CoinMarketCap. At a time when fear was rampant in the market and even larger players in the market, such as 3AC can be forced to liquidate, Binance was one of the major brands that remained standing strong. However, this strength was not present on the price charts of Binance Coin.
Source: BNB/USDT on TradingView
Binance Coin has been on a steady downtrend since November 2021. There were periods of a strong rally in between, such as early-February and mid-March to the $450 level. Despite these rallies, the price was unable to break the downtrend.
In the past two months, the downtrend continued. At the time of writing, two important areas have emerged on the price chart. The $190-$200 area was one, and the $245-$250 was another. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) was at 57 and showed that the momentum could be slowly turning bullish.
However, until the $250 mark was breached, the longer-term bias would remain bearish. The Stochastic RSI reached the overbought territory and could form a bearish crossover.
Source: BNB/USDT on TradingView
The four-hour chart highlighted the $210, the $195, and the $245 levels to be important. Over the past month, these levels have been tested as both support and resistance, and have held up reasonably well. The range formation was more apparent on the four-hour chart. The $210 and $245 levels have formed the range highs and range lows, with the mid-point of this range at $224. The $224 level was also a support level.
The RSI oscillated from oversold to
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