-1.72% for BCH — macro risks drive short-term selling

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Bitcoin cash slips 1.72% today

Highlights

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell 1.72% to $519.80, trading below its MA-20 and MA-50 but above the MA-200 at $476.67, indicating prevailing downside pressure.
Escalating US-China trade tensions from new tariffs and Chinese export controls on October 10 and 11, 2025, fueled broad cryptocurrency declines despite $2.72 billion in spot Bitcoin ETF inflows.
BCH momentum indicators remain bearish and oversold, with resistance at $564.40, support at $476.67, and a projected weekly range of $497.60–$564.50.

Broad crypto declines as trade tensions and macro risks weigh

Escalating US-China trade tensions, marked by new US tariffs and Chinese export controls announced on October 10 and 11, 2025, have fueled broad declines across cryptocurrencies and weighed on sentiment for BCH. Despite the market drop, spot Bitcoin ETF inflows of $2.72 billion indicate strong institutional interest, hinting at some resilience in crypto. Additional headwinds include ongoing macroeconomic risks, such as elevated interest rates, inflation concerns, and a cautious Fear & Greed index around 35. Regulatory developments in the EU and market corrections round out the subdued risk appetite for BCH on this date.

Oversold signals emerge as intraday volatility and sell momentum persist

Momentum indicators remain bearish for BCH, with the daily MACD flashing a sell signal and the ADX showing a weak, uncertain trend. RSI at 35.19, Stoch RSI near 0.1, and CCI at minus 172.49 all indicate oversold conditions, while a BBP reading of minus 62.57 confirms short-term seller dominance. The Awesome Oscillator is aligned with a strong sell trend as well. The immediate resistance sits near the Ichimoku Kijun at $564.40, with the MA-200 at $476.67 providing immediate downside support; recent price action remains confined between $495.60 and $526.30, showing moderate intraday volatility and ongoing pressure after the opening gap down.

Sideways bias likely as price consolidation defines near-term range

For the upcoming week, BCH is expected to range between $497.60 and $564.50, with a 75% probability of price stabilization or increase. The baseline case sees BCH consolidating sideways within this corridor. A break above $564.40 would unlock further upside, while a fall below $497.60 could trigger additional short-term weakness.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, notes that Bitcoin Cash remains under persistent technical pressure despite some long-term support from the MA-200 and continued institutional interest indicated by spot BTC ETF inflows. Kharitonov sees broader crypto sentiment as cautious amid headwinds from geopolitical tensions, macroeconomic uncertainty, and bearish momentum signals, which limit immediate upside potential for BCH. "Unless BCH can reclaim the $564.40 resistance, any recovery attempts are likely to be short-lived — my base case remains sideways to lower within the current range."

Last time we reported that sellers remained in control of market flow, with cautious trading and increased volume. It was also noted that momentum indicators display broad oversold readings while downside risks persisted.

Source of Data: BCH Price Analysis by TU

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