Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell about 10% in the past day, driven by large whale orders dominating both spot and perpetual futures markets. Analysis shows whales opened mostly short positions in the futures market, increasing selling pressure, while spot market activity indicated heavy buying and asset accumulation. The negative funding rate in futures and significant outflows from exchanges suggest bearish sentiment in futures but long-term holding in spot. Price direction will depend on spot traders' future actions, with liquidation clusters near $208 potentially influencing volatility.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) traded around $307.50 on October 7, showing a decline of about 2.8% over 24 hours and fluctuating between $300.80 and $307.50. The cryptocurrency is near a critical support level at $299.50, with resistance at $316.80. Breaking abo...
Cardano (ADA) surged 11.05% to $0.27307 on October 5, 2026, driven by T. Rowe Price including ADA in an active U.S. crypto ETF. This marks the first confirmed U.S. traditional finance product allocation to ADA, signaling regulatory compliance and att...
The cryptocurrency market rebounded from a $50 billion drop driven by macroeconomic factors, finishing the week nearly flat with a market cap close to $3 trillion. Bitcoin gained about 1%, closing at $85,500, while Ether rose slightly by 0.4% to $2,7...
Bitcoin Cash gained 1.59% to $317.75, outperforming Bitcoin amid circulating warnings of a potential crash linked to Federal Reserve policy and rising Treasury yields. The crash warning connects possible market turmoil to tightening liquidity and com...
