Key takeaways
Binance Coin has hit a new all-time high of $899, with debate about a possible move to $1,000. Strong institutional interest and rising on-chain activity support the rally.
Binance Coin [BNB] has broken into uncharted territory with a new all-time high of $899!
Following its milestone, there is now a heated debate over whether it can be the next major cryptocurrency to cross the $1,000 mark.
So what are the odds?
Corporate treasuries turn to BNB, but not without risks
BNB is fast emerging as the latest favorite for corporate balance sheets.
Nasdaq-listed BNB Network Company grabbed headlines with a $160 million purchase, instantly becoming the largest institutional holder — much like Strategy’s [formerly MicroStrategy] Bitcoin [BTC] play.
Hong Kong-listed China Renaissance soon followed, committing $100 million into BNB as part of a wider strategy involving long-term partnerships.
There are also allocations from Nano Labs and Windtree Therapeutics, though Windtree’s move is clouded by Nasdaq’s delisting notice and questions over its $500 million BNB treasury plan.
While these bets show growing structural demand that can cushion retail profit-taking, the uncertainty around Windtree also stresses risks of chasing corporate adoption too quickly.
Meanwhile, new integrations — from Ethena to RAKBANK in the UAE — continue to broaden BNB’s use cases.
Strong momentum for BNB
Active addresses on BNB Smart Chain have steadily risen over the past year, nearing the 3 million mark in recent weeks!
Source: BScScan
At the same time, Futures Open Interest has surged past $1.6 billion alongside price gains; a sign of trader confidence.
Source: CoinGlass
While rising Open Interest often brings volatility risk, data suggests that BNB’s push toward the $1,000 milestone has more than just speculative fuel behind it.
Consolidated gains after peaks
At press time, BNB traded near $889 after briefly touching fresh highs above $890, with signs of cooling momentum on lower timeframes.
The RSI hovered around 61, indicating that the token was no longer in overbought territory, while the OBV suggested steady inflows despite minor pullbacks.
Source: TradingView
The price had retraced slightly from its intraday peak, forming a consolidation zone just below the $900 level. This pause saw traders were locking in profits but without significant selling pressure.
If buying momentum returned, BNB looked positioned to retest the $900 resistance, with the $850 level acting as immediate support.
