BNB: Is $680 target far-fetched? – Here’s what traders are saying

• BNB inflows of $4.60M and bullish sentiment align with rising long-side positioning.
• Short liquidations stack between $623–$639 as funding remains negative despite a bullish structure.

Binance Coin [BNB] registered $4.60 million in inflows compared to $3.69 million in outflows on the 8th of June, resulting in a net positive balance that reflects growing investor confidence. 

Naturally, this shift reflected rising investor confidence, reinforced by the rare alignment between crowd sentiment and smart money.

When both ends of the market converge, conviction usually follows.

Will aggressive positioning expose traders to downside risk?

Retail traders showed a strong bias, with 62.09% of BNB/USDT accounts holding long positions. The Long/Short (Accounts) Ratio stood at 1.64, at press time.

This shows that traders are heavily skewed toward the upside.

While this setup can support a continued rally, it also increases the risk of a long squeeze if the price stalls or reverses. 

Overcrowded longs can quickly unravel when faced with volatility.

Therefore, the imbalance signals strong confidence, but demands caution from overleveraged participants in the current market environment.

Source: CoinGlass

BNB shorts pile up near $639: Can a breakout above this level trigger a squeeze?

BNB’s Liquidation Map revealed dense short positions stacked between $623 and $639.

With the altcoin’s price trading around $649.7, most of those short positions sit underwater.  If bulls manage to hold above $650, the next leg up could be fueled by short liquidations. 

Historically, price moves through these zones tend to accelerate as stop-losses and liquidation triggers activate. 

Of course, for this to unfold, sustained buying pressure must continue.

Source: CoinGlass

Does rising Options Open Interest signal incoming volatility?

BNB Derivatives Volume plummeted 42.48% to $341.42 million, while futures Open Interest slipped 1.16%. 

Despite this cooldown, Options Open Interest surged by 12.29%, signaling that some traders are positioning for volatility through non-directional strategies. 

This suggests that although momentum traders are backing off, others remain engaged, hedging or speculating on a larger move. 

On top of that, the OI-weighted Funding Rate stayed negative at -0.0042%, meaning shorts were still paying to hold ground.

This disconnect between negative Funding Rates and long-heavy positioning may hint at a short squeeze brewing beneath the surface.

Source: CoinGlass

Can bullish sentiment and liquidation pressure push BNB past resistance?

BNB showed signs of strength as Spot Inflows rise, retail traders load up on longs, and short liquidations stack below the current price. 

Despite reduced Derivatives Volume, the increase in Options Open Interest and persistent negative funding suggest underlying tension. 

If bulls maintain control above $650, a cascade of short liquidations could follow. 

While the market remains fragile, sentiment and structure now lean in favor of a breakout, provided momentum holds and key liquidity zones give way.