Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell 7.7% in 24 hours and 12% over the past week, driven by bearish sentiment following Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish speech. The altcoin's Open Interest dropped 9.6%, reinforcing short-term selling pressure. Technically, BCH rejected the $300 resistance and is testing the $220-$240 support zone, with indicators showing bearish momentum but some signs of potential recovery if Bitcoin rallies past $82,000. Traders should watch the $222 level closely, as a drop below it could worsen the outlook, while holding above may signal a bounce.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) traded at $278.10 on Binance on Oct. 10, down 0.61% over 24 hours, remaining below key moving averages and encountering clustered resistance above. Technical indicators show weak short-term momentum and oversold conditions, but no ...
On October 10, futures data showed a significant drop in long-position shares for XRP and Bitcoin in coin-margined contracts, with XRP falling 13 percentage points to 65.97% and Bitcoin down 9.30 points to 65.41%. This decline suggests a more cautiou...
Bitcoin Cash fell 7.3% to $273.80 on October 9, 2026, recovering only 16% of its prior day's decline, unlike Bitcoin which rebounded 88%. The drop lacks a clear trigger such as network issues or delistings, suggesting profit-taking or market repricin...
Cosmos Hub surged 18.13% to $2.00, leading gains among 78 advancing cryptocurrencies in the 24 hours ending Oct. 9. Polkadot, Pyth Network, Aptos, and XDC Network also posted double-digit increases. Meanwhile, Bitcoin rose 2.11% to $82,743 and Ether ...
On October 9, Bitcoin's price increased by 1.03% to $83,066 despite a broader crypto market decline that pushed total market value down to $2.81 trillion. The market saw $682 million in liquidations over 24 hours, mostly impacting leveraged long posi...
