BNB coin struggles below $600 as regulatory noise clouds short-term sentiment. Falling stablecoin reserves point to weaker liquidity and cautious traders. A key Binance coin price support sits near $573, while bulls must reclaim $597 to regain momentum.

Binance Coin (BNB) is under pressure as the broader crypto market flashes mixed signals.

As the BNB coin continues to fall, recent exchange data from CryptoQuant shows that stablecoin reserves held on the Binance crypto exchange have fallen to their lowest levels in several months.

Stablecoins are often treated as dry powder in the crypto market.

When reserves decline on major exchanges, it usually means capital is being pulled out rather than positioned for new buys.

The latest drop in Binance’s stablecoin balances suggests traders are either de-risking or waiting on the sidelines.

This reduction in available liquidity can weaken short-term price support across major assets, including Binance Coin.

Lower reserves also reduce the market’s ability to absorb large sell orders, increasing the risk of sharper moves during periods of volatility.

For BNB, this matters because its price tends to be closely linked to activity and confidence on the Binance platform.

As the stablecoin reserves on Binance drop, Bitcoin balances on Binance have climbed to their highest levels since late 2024.

An increase in BTC held on exchanges is often interpreted as potential selling pressure or preparation for active trading.

This shift can increase short-term volatility across the market and spill over into altcoins like BNB coin.

Combined with falling stablecoin reserves, it paints a picture of traders repositioning rather than aggressively buying.

Such an environment usually favours range-bound trading instead of strong trend moves.

Binance Coin has failed to hold above the $600 level, a zone that had acted as support earlier in the year.

Although momentum indicators like the Relative Strength Index (RSI) suggest selling pressure has cooled slightly since the coin is currently oversold, there is not enough buying pressure to confirm a trend reversal.

While buyers appear active near lower support zones, follow-through has been limited.

This type of price behaviour often precedes either a consolidation phase or a sharper move once liquidity returns.

The BNB price forecast now depends heavily on how it reacts around well-defined technical levels.

The first level traders should watch, according to analysts, is $573.49, which has acted as short-term support.

A clean break below that area could open the door for a move toward the next support near $543.03.

On the upside, $597.41 remains the key resistance level that bulls must reclaim.

A decisive move above that zone would likely encourage a push toward $619.48, with $642.11 standing as the next major resistance.

However, as long as stablecoin liquidity remains tight, upside moves may struggle to sustain momentum.

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