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PAY ATTENTION Dear Followers 💞 HERE ON $BNB ‼️‼️‼️ $BNB is sitting right above a major demand zone (~820–850) after a full expansion → distribution → correction cycle..... Price has already absorbed heavy selling from the top, and now it’s stabilizing at strong historical support the same area where previous impulsive moves started.... This is not weakness. This is resetting structure. What the chart is telling us: Blow-off top already done → profit-taking phase completed Strong demand holding below price (buyers defending aggressively) Momentum is compressing → volatility expansion likely next Key Levels Major Support: 820 – 850 Invalidation: Daily close below 800 Resistance Zones: 1,050 → 1,300 → 1,460 Future Targets (If support holds): TP1: 1,050 TP2: 1,300 TP3: 1,460 (previous ATH zone) Extended Cycle Target: 1,600+ 🚀 This is not a chase zone. This is a position-building area while fear is high and noise is loud. Most traders hesitate here… That’s usually when $BNB prepares its next explosive leg. Patience > panic. Structure > emotions.

$BNB has slipped below the 200-day SMA once again, and this time it’s spending more time under it than in previous breakdowns. That extended stay below a key long-term level highlights ongoing weakness and keeps the broader structure fragile. On the fundamental side, there was a notable ecosystem move where BNB rallied to $858 on a 7.7% jump, driven by institutional demand and rising on-chain activity. This suggests that despite the technical pullback, underlying participation and network strength remain intact and could support buyers if structure turns back up. From a technical perspective, BNB needs to reclaim and hold above the 200-day SMA to ease bearish pressure. Until then, price action leans toward consolidation or mild bearishness, even as fundamentals show areas of demand

Blockchain-based platform Travala has integrated its inventory of more than 2.2 million hotels across 230 countries into the global travel marketplace Skyscanner, bookable in over 100 cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, ether, BNB and its native token, AVA. Travala is the first crypto-native platform to be integrated into Skyscanner, making it discoverable alongside leading travel agencies such as Expedia, Booking.com and Agoda among the marketplace’s claimed 110 million monthly users who make 80 billion searches daily. “This collaboration with Travala underscores our commitment to offering diverse, cutting-edge solutions that cater to the evolving needs of travelers. By integrating Skyscanner's market-leading search capabilities with Travala's crypto-native platform, we’re making travel planning more accessible and flexible for the growing number of travelers who prefer alternative payment methods,” Skyscanner Head of Hotels Sanja Vukik said in a statement shared with The Block. Travala expects to increase traffic from the collaboration while highlighting the benefits of booking travel via digital assets. “Visibility is a crucial component of mass crypto adoption. By displaying Travala on one of the world’s most popular travel marketplaces in Skyscanner, we’re demonstrating the utility of crypto and showcasing it as an available option from the moment travelers make their very first search,” Travala CEO Juan Otero said. Travala's crypto journey Travala aims to offer a decentralized and transparent travel booking experience by integrating blockchain technology into the travel industry, allowing users to book flights, hotels and accommodation using various cryptocurrencies. Originally built on the Neo blockchain when it launched in 2017, Travala migrated to BNB Chain in 2020 to benefit from the network’s improved scalability, lower fees and greater adoption as part of a broader effort to expand its reach and tap into the larger crypto and decentralized finance ecosystems. Travala’s token, AVA, is available on both BNB Chain and Ethereum. Following the integration, Skyscanner users who select a hotel from Travala’s inventory are redirected to Travala to complete the booking and can earn rewards via its AVA Smart Program. This includes incentives such as discounts, up to 10% back in bitcoin and other web3 travel rewards, the firm said. Disclaimer: The Block is an independent media outlet that delivers news, research, and data. As of November 2023, Foresight Ventures is a majority investor of The Block. Foresight Ventures invests in other companies in the crypto space. Crypto exchange Bitget is an anchor LP for Foresight Ventures. The Block continues to operate independently to deliver objective, impactful, and timely information about the crypto industry. Here are our current financial disclosures. © 2025 The Block. All Rights Reserved. This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

In recent weeks, the crypto markets have experienced notable fluctuations, challenging investors’ risk appetite, while the NFT ecosystem has shown remarkable recovery. During a period when leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin $90,357.50 and Ethereum $3,093.86 have faced significant price declines, the NFT market has seen an increase in both buyers and sellers, indicating some detachment from the broader crypto market. Recent data from foreign sources points to a renewed interest in NFTs. Contents Top Collections Changing Hands Network-Based Sales and Cross-Chain Competition Top Collections Changing Hands The number of NFT buyers surged by 49.30%, exceeding 231,000, while sellers increased by 43.43%, reaching about 165,000. The number of transactions remained largely stable, with only a minor decline of 0.16%, staying around 910,000. This scenario suggests that new participants are entering the market despite price pressures. In the NFT collections front, the week’s most notable development was Ethereum-based Milady Maker ascending to the top. The collection achieved a sales volume of $3.68 million with just 217 transactions. The limited number of buyers and sellers highlighted the impact of high-volume individual transactions. Last week’s leader, DMarket, declined by over 30% on the Mythos network, dropping to second place. The collection Courtyard, operating on the Polygon network, climbed to the third position with its strong rise, while Pudgy Penguins surged over 60% to claim the fourth spot. The return of the long-standing Bored Ape Yacht Club to the top seven indicated that interest in blue-chip NFTs hadn’t entirely faded. This activity showcases investors directing funds towards specific collections in challenging market conditions. Network-Based Sales and Cross-Chain Competition From a blockchain perspective, Ethereum maintained a clear lead. Weekly NFT sales soared by over 45%, surpassing $28 million. Conversely, sales on the Solana $132.93 network fell by more than 25%, dropping it to the fifth position. Networks like BNB Chain, Bitcoin, and Polygon drew attention with strong growth in buyer numbers. Notably, the increase in buyers by over 50% on Polygon and Bitcoin networks emphasized that NFTs are not solely Ethereum-centric. However, the persistent high rates of wash trading on some networks suggest a need for cautious market interpretation. These developments coincided with a week of decline in the general crypto market. Bitcoin’s price tumbled to $88,000, and Ethereum fell below $3,000, reducing the total crypto market capitalization to $2.99 trillion. Despite this backdrop, the recovery of the NFT market reinforced the notion that the sector is beginning to form its own dynamics. Additionally, the past months saw a notable recovery in game-focused NFTs. Even when the crypto market was weak, NFT collections tied to blockchain games experienced significant growth in transaction volume and user numbers. This serves as a crucial example of the NFT market’s ability to occasionally operate independently of crypto prices.