TLDR
- BNB traded near $761 on Sep. 23, still up 7.4% over the past week.
- BNB touched $799.67 before sellers pushed it back toward $782.
- Binance will move crypto balances from Funding Accounts to Spot Accounts starting Sep. 29.
- The Funding Account will be renamed the Stocks Account by January 2027.
- BNB remains one of six settlement assets for Binance’s stock and options products.
BNB traded near $761 on Sep. 23, according to CoinGecko data. The token was down 3.3% on the day but still up 7.4% over the previous week.
Trading volume over 24 hours stood at about $1.34 billion. The price drop came on the same day Binance announced changes to how it structures user accounts.
Earlier in the day, BNB had climbed close to $800. It touched $799.67 before sellers stepped in, sending the price back down to around $782.
The pullback does not erase BNB’s recent gains. It does shift attention to whether buyers can hold current levels before trying $800 again.
Binance Plans Account Migration
Binance said it will begin moving crypto balances from Funding Accounts to Spot Accounts on Sep. 29. The process will run into January 2027.
Binance to Rebrand Funding Account to 'Stocks Account'
Binance will begin a phased migration of cryptocurrency assets from user Funding Accounts to Spot Accounts starting September 29, 2026, a process expected to run through January 2027, after which the Funding Account will be… pic.twitter.com/DkyNyW9pDD
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) September 23, 2026
After the migration, the Funding Account will be renamed the Stocks Account. It will be reserved for stock and stock-options settlement going forward.
BNB is one of six assets Binance will let customers use for stock and options settlement. The others are USD, USDC, USDT, USD1 and U.
Customers can use a new One-Click Migration button to move funds early. Anyone who takes no action will have assets transferred automatically starting in January 2027.
Binance said total balances will not change during the migration. Historical transaction records will also stay under their original account labels.
The exchange’s securities service lets eligible users outside the United States trade more than 7,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs. Fractional purchases start at $5.
On Sep. 1, Binance added physically settled options on select U.S. stocks and ETFs. Exercised contracts settle into shares held through Alpaca Securities.
Price Levels Traders Are Watching
BNB’s accumulation measure, which tracks buying versus selling pressure, remains elevated. It did cool slightly after the token’s recent high.
The $750 to $760 range is seen as the first support zone. Buyers were active in this range earlier in the rally.
$BNB looks ready for a retest after the push to $806.
$739–$746 is the key zone.
If price comes back there and holds, this could be another chance to get in before the next leg higher.
Bullish above $740 pic.twitter.com/6uGOJAbKDf
— Wealthmanager (@Wealthmanager) September 23, 2026
Analyst Wealthmanager posted on X that BNB looks ready for a retest after its push to $806. The analyst pointed to the $739 to $746 range as the key zone, adding that a hold there could offer another entry point before a possible move higher.
Below that, the $720 to $725 area is viewed as a secondary floor. The $700 level, a former resistance point, would gain importance if selling picks up.
Binance also disclosed a $100 million stake in Circle on Sep. 22, alongside a five-year agreement on USDC use across its platform. USDC is one of the assets named for future stock settlement.
BNB last traded around $761, with its next resistance test set at the $800 level.
