BNB's movement last night was a textbook-level shock: it directly smashed through the key support level at 901, causing many to panic and miss a beat. Then, it launched a relentless rally, pushing all the way to the 917 region.

The interesting part is this—many people interpret this dip as a simple correction, but that's not the case. From the details of the market, the bulls' defense at the 901 level was extremely firm: the support was held tightly, with no signs of loosening. Such a performance is not an ordinary rebound; it's clearly the bulls' "playing dead" before gathering strength.

The technical signals are very clear: the trend structure has been built quite solidly, and short-term fluctuations are just preparations for the subsequent upward move. If the price touches 890 or 880 again, that would be the best opportunity for low-position longs. There's no need to overthink; position in batches near the support levels, with 910 and 920 as reasonable targets for the recent wave.

The key is to keep the rhythm—don't wait until the trend has already gone far and then regret not getting in. The current trading strategy is to focus on low-position longs, and let this reversal trend unfold naturally.