Can BNB Price Hit $2K as DeFi Dominance and ETF Momentum Redefine the Cycle?
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Recently, BNB price has become the focus due to changes in the market structure, trading activity, and its influence on blockchain networks.
As the previous level of resistance has been overcome and new targets set, traders and analysts are curious about the next BNB price move.
Technical Structure Shows BNB Price Breakout and Cycle Targets
According to analyst Crypto Patel, Binance Coin (BNB) price has overcome resistance, suggesting a trend reversal. The breakout area, around the $600–$650 range, had previously served as a cap for over two years.

With this zone cleared, the analyst suggested that BNB price could target $1,522 in the short term. He also predicted a high of $3,975 if momentum is sustained throughout the bull cycle.
Notably, the technical projection comes from a historical accumulation pattern followed by a price expansion phase. The most recent breakout aligns with previous patterns where BNB rallied following periods of compression.
In addition, the Fibonacci extension and channel indicate that the highest resistance areas could be found at $1,000, $1,522, and $2,000. If the strong trend of recent months continues, these expected figures could come closer to reality in the next period.
BNB Chain Leads in Decentralized Trading Volume
On May 26, BNB Chain recorded $13.31 billion in decentralized exchange (DEX) trading volume, the highest among all blockchains on that day.
This volume was 7.9 times higher than Ethereum’s $1.675 billion and 5.7 times more than Solana’s $2.32 billion, based on data from Cipher X and DeFiLlama. This level of trading activity indicates elevated user engagement and liquidity within the BNB ecosystem.
Furthermore, the spike in volume was not short-lived and instead helped BNB Chain surpass the cumulative volume of the top 10 blockchains.
The volume data proved it has a strong lead in decentralized trading. Activity across the network and wallets was increasing, pushed by the successful integration between CeDeFi and Binance. This plays a crucial role in determining the changes in BNB price.
Binance On-Chain Dominance Reaches Peak Levels
More so, according to Dune Analytics report, as of May 29, Binance Chain handled more than 98.6% of all on-chain trades across the tracked chains. Binance Wallet and Binance Alpha were the core factors behind this level of control in the network.
Meanwhile, Binance Wallet handled 96.1% of all wallet trading on May 25, after which it processed over $7.76 billion in trade volume.

Additionally, Binance Alpha has contributed to user retention through enhanced discovery tools and Web3 accessibility. These abilities make it easy for anyone to use BNB and keep activities on the chain active.
Combined, they offer the framework necessary for persistent user interaction and network usage, reinforcing the narrative of DeFi leadership by BNB Chain.
ETF Filing and Market Sentiment Fuel Momentum
Moreover, market conditions have also been influenced by external regulatory and institutional developments. The VanEck application for a BNB Spot ETF has introduced new investor interest and speculation regarding traditional finance access to BNB-based products.
Although approval timelines remain uncertain, the filing alone has contributed to positive sentiment surrounding the asset.
Meanwhile, US SEC decision to drop its case against Binance has further reduced the legal overhang in the United States. This development has added confidence to institutional traders and crypto enthusiasts in the BNB ecosystem.
Together with rising exchange listings and foundational improvements in the BNB Chain, these factors have set a backdrop for mid-term upward movement in BNB price.
At the time of writing, BNB coin price was trading at $655, down 2.18% on the day, with bearish momentum after failing to hold above $670, signaling short-term selling pressure.
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