Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell below its critical $272 support level in May, ending a trading range that lasted over two years. The price briefly bounced from a long-term support at $188 to around $240 but has since declined again. Selling pressure intensified in May and June, with BCH losing nearly 42% in value and its strength against Bitcoin weakening. Despite some short-term bullish signs on lower timeframes, the overall trend remains bearish, and BCH is likely to drop below $200 if the downward momentum continues.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) experienced a sharp decline of 3.26% within one hour, falling to $299 on Binance's BCH/USDT spot market. This drop extended its 24-hour loss to 2.54%, down from $309 an hour earlier. During the same hour, long liquidations across m...
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) experienced a sharp decline of 3.33% within one hour, falling to $305 as of 10:23 a.m. ET on September 30. This drop extended its 24-hour loss to 2.06%, with trading activity measured on Binance’s BCH/USDT market. The price was $31...
U.S. stocks rebounded last week with the S&P 500 up 1.21%, Nasdaq gaining 2.06%, and Dow Jones rising 0.28%, driven by stronger technology shares and falling energy prices. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin and Ether ETF holdings increased significantly, with ...
Bitcoin remained just above $83,100 as rising U.S. Treasury yields and climbing oil prices stoked inflation fears and expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike. Zcash led major token losses with a 12% drop, while The Graph surged 18%. Analyst...
