BNB Smart Chain is set to undergo the "Fermi" hard fork on January 14, 2026, marking a significant leap in network speed and transaction finality.
Following the Fourier hard fork on January 7, the Fermi upgrade aims to reduce block intervals from 0.75 seconds to 0.45 seconds. This pushes the network closer to the physical limits of global block propagation while maintaining uptime under heavy load.
Despite the technical progress, the BNB token has faced a short-term pullback below $900, with analysts monitoring liquidity zones around $840 for support and $960 for potential short-squeeze targets.
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