Bitcoin Cash rises 9.16% over the past week as upward momentum builds
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell 0.27% in 24 hours but rose 9.16% over seven days amid mixed short-term and long-term trends. - Price remains above 200-period EMA with rising Open Interest in futures, signaling growing bullish positioning among traders. - Key support at $500 and resistance at $527-$557 identified, with potential targets at $580 and $613 if breakout confirms. - MACD and RSI indicators show upward momentum, with RSI at 63 reflecting sustained buying pressure above critical support levels.
As of November 11, 2025,
BCH is currently trading above its 200-period EMA, which may indicate the start of a breakout. Data from the derivatives market shows that Open Interest (OI) in BCH futures is climbing, pointing to a stronger risk appetite among traders. The uptick in OI implies that more investors are betting on price increases, with a greater influx of funds into long positions compared to shorts.
The upward
Additional confirmation of the bullish outlook comes from the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) and the Relative Strength Index (RSI). Both the MACD and its signal line are moving higher above the zero mark, while the RSI is at 63, reflecting ongoing buying momentum. On the support side, key levels to watch are the 50-day EMA at $505 and the $500 psychological threshold.
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