-3.01% for Bitcoin Cash — resistance near $570 restricts further upside

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Bitcoin cash slides 3.01% today

Highlights

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell 3.01% to $556.60 but remains above the MA-20 at $512.79 and MA-50 at $553.82, highlighting short- and medium-term support pivots.
Coinbase increased its Bitcoin reserves by 2,772 BTC in Q3 2025, supporting institutional conviction and indirectly improving sentiment for Bitcoin Cash and altcoins.
With W1 momentum and moving averages bullish, BCH has an 80%+ probability of rising toward $564.40 to $567.40 over the next five sessions, barring resistance at $570.

Institutional accumulation and Fed easing sustain bullish altcoin sentiment

Coinbase increased its Bitcoin reserves by 2,772 BTC in Q3 2025, strengthening institutional conviction in the crypto sector and indirectly lifting sentiment around Bitcoin Cash. Gains in altcoins, including BCH, have been supported by the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut, which boosted risk appetite and fostered bullish sentiment. Improved U.S.–China trade relations and continued U.S. monetary easing remain secondary influences.

Mixed momentum signals as BCH hovers near immediate technical thresholds

Momentum for BCH is mixed: it sits above the MA-20 and MA-50, with long-term support from the MA-200 at $495.68. The Ichimoku Kijun at $529.25 offers immediate support, while resistance is clustered near the MA-50 and the $570 round level. MACD and ADX readings show a sideways or neutral bias, whereas RSI and CCI indicate buying strength; Stoch RSI remains neutral and Bull/Bear Power signals overbought conditions with intraday buyers prevailing.

Sideways bias likely unless BCH breaches $570 resistance or $529 support

The expected range for BCH in the next five sessions is $564.40 to $567.40, with a very high probability — above 80% — of a price increase given the bullish alignment of W1 momentum and moving averages. The baseline scenario is for sideways movement while resistance holds, with limited upside until $570 is breached. A break above this resistance could trigger a trend extension, while a drop below $529.25 would signal a potential pullback toward longer-term averages.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, sees Bitcoin Cash as facing a technically mixed picture, with price action above key moving averages and immediate resistance capping further upside. He notes that improved institutional sentiment and macro tailwinds have provided support, but technical indicators such as MACD, ADX, and bullish overbought signals suggest caution is warranted. Kharitonov maintains that the base scenario is for sideways movement unless $570 is broken decisively. "Until BCH establishes a clear breakout above $570, I remain cautious — any failure to hold $529.25 could prompt a corrective pullback," he says.

Previously, it was noted that sellers dominated intraday activity and momentum indicators remained weak, supporting a cautious outlook for the asset. Last time we reported that Bitcoin Cash was expected to stabilize in a sideways corridor near current levels, with a bullish move anticipated only if resistance was broken.

Source of Data: BCH Price Analysis by TU

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