Bitcoin Cash (BCH) saw a 30% increase in daily trading volume on August 10, possibly due to renewed market activity after a quiet weekend. Despite this, the price fell 1.2% in 24 hours and Open Interest dropped 2.26%, indicating traders are reducing leveraged positions. The long-term trend remains bearish with resistance between $250-$280. Analysts note BCH is holding a rising support line since June 24, suggesting potential to break local resistance at $224 and $232. Short liquidation levels clustered around $221-$231 and $257 could trigger a short squeeze, making a rise to $232 likely in the near term before any further bearish moves.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) increased by 3.03% over 24 hours to reach $286.87 on Oct. 21, slightly above a $281.10 price projection for Oct. 23 but just below another $287.31 forecast for Oct. 24. The price movement showed mixed signals with bullish trends on...
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) traded at $273.89, down 1.38% over the past 24 hours, staying below its October price projection range of $277.95 to $294.49. During the day, BCH fluctuated between $272.32 and $280.65. The current price is about $4.06 below the lo...
CME Group plans to start offering bitcoin cash (BCH) and uniswap (UNI) futures this week, pending regulatory approval. This launch coincides with important global economic data releases, including inflation reports and Purchasing Manager Indexes (PMI...
