BNB rose 1.7% to around $901.83 on volume surge, but faced resistance and showed signs of consolidation near $902-$908. The asset posted a sequence of higher lows and spent much of the period consolidating between the high-$890s and low-$900s, reflecting steady demand rather than a breakout.
Technically, BNB is compressed between rising support and a descending resistance zone near $910, signaling balance rather than direction. The market is weighing the BNB Chain’s 2026 technical roadmap, which targets throughput above 20,000 transactions per second through parallel execution and a new client architecture, with the aim of lower fees and shorter confirmation times.
The Fermi hard fork is scheduled for mid-January and will require validators to update their software. While such forks are routine, they can coincide with short-term volatility as the market reassesses risk. For now, BNB’s price near $906 reflects the ongoing tension as investors await network progress to set the next tone.
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