BNB Price Prediction: 44% Below Record, 37th Burn Nears

BNB costs around $767 late on Friday evening, 2 October 2026 (according to CoinGecko). On 13 October 2025, so almost exactly a year ago, the coin of the BNB Chain reached its record high of $1,369.99. Since then 44 percent are missing. Around the anniversary of the record the next quarterly burn is due, in which part of the supply is destroyed. For the BNB price prediction the question is therefore whether the burn pulls the price out of its sideways phase.

What the 37th burn does and what it does not

BNB Chain reduces the supply four times a year according to a fixed formula, the auto-burn. The amount depends on the BNB price and on the number of blocks in the quarter, with 100 million BNB as the target. In the 36th burn on 15 July 2026, 1,615,827.8 BNB were destroyed, worth around $932 million at the time. The remaining supply stood at 133.17 million BNB afterwards, as BNB Chain documents on its own blog. On the 90-day rhythm the 37th burn falls in mid-October; BNB Chain has not yet named a date.

For the price the burn is less of an event than the sum suggests. It has been running to plan since 2017, every market participant knows about it in advance, and around 1.2 percent of the supply per quarter works out at a good four percent over a year. That has an effect over time, but rarely on the day itself. What lies behind the BNB Chain’s lead in tokenised assets we described in September.