BNB's recent trend has been quite interesting. Yesterday, after reaching 875, there was a rebound, but the rebound strength was indeed insufficient, and the overall rhythm still appeared somewhat loose. By this morning, when the price touched around 895, it was again under pressure, clearly encountering quite a bit of selling volume in the short term.

From the candlestick structure, this rebound is mainly a technical correction and has not formed genuine upward momentum. In this situation, taking a short position at high levels with pressure is a relatively safe approach.

From an operational perspective, consider shorting in the 895 to 899 range, with a stop-loss set around 900 for safety. The target below is around 870, which was previous support and also a relatively clear profit-taking zone.

Trading is all about following the trend—advance quickly when appropriate, exit quickly when necessary. The most important thing is to stick to risk management bottom line and prevent a single loss from wiping out previous gains. The trends of mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum are also worth observing simultaneously, as they often provide valuable reference signals.