Bitcoin Cash Price Slides on Broader Market Selloffs
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) price is down 0.97% to $213.40 in 24h, closely tracking a broader market dip and primarily driven by risk-off sentiment and leveraged unwinding across crypto.
The entire crypto market cap fell 1.35% in 24h, with the Fear & Greed Index at 35. Bitcoin liquidations surged 91.14% to $150.34 million, indicating a leveraged unwind.
BCH, with a high correlation to Bitcoin, moved in lockstep, down 0.97% as BTC fell 1.55%.
The drop was not BCH-specific but part of a broader capital outflow and de-risking event. Sustained Bitcoin pressure below $63,800, which could drag BCH lower.
BCH is testing a key rising trendline from the June low, currently near $212.3. The daily pivot point sits at $214.16. If buying absorbs at this support and BCH reclaims $214.16, a move toward the next resistance at $219 is plausible.
However, a breakdown below $212.3 could trigger a slide toward the $203–$199 support zone. The structure is at a critical inflexion point, leaning bearish below support.
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