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Bitcoin Cash Technical Analysis: BCH/USD massive 6% surge sets the tone for $260

  • BCH/USD is currently in a daily uptrend after blasting through $230.
  • BCH has climbed above the daily 12-EMA and the 26-EMA and it’s eying up $260 in the short-term.

For the most part, BCH/USD has been following the steps of the entire market, however, on July 6, a massive surge from $221 to $236 confirmed a daily uptrend. Bulls were able to hold a higher low at $215.82 on July 5 and are now comfortably trading above the 26-EMA at $230.91. 

BCH/USD daily chart

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Although both EMAs are far apart, they are looking for a bull cross sometime within the next week if the bullish momentum continues. There aren’t many resistance levels towards $260 aside from a high at $245.53 and $258.95. 

BCH/USD 4-hour chart

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It’s important to zoom in to check if the breakout is healthy or not. So far, the move seems extremely healthy as it happened over the course of 20 hours and with increasing bull volume. Both EMAs have crossed bullishly like the MACD. The RSI is around overbought levels and could indicate that a short-term pullback is coming.

BCH/USD technical levels

BCH/USD

Overview
Today last price234.4775
Today Daily Change12.2330
Today Daily Change %5.50
Today daily open222.2445
 
Trends
Daily SMA20229.2433
Daily SMA50237.4478
Daily SMA100237.7505
Daily SMA200269.8127
 
Levels
Previous Daily High225.8865
Previous Daily Low215.8202
Previous Weekly High227.3836
Previous Weekly Low213.3598
Previous Monthly High269.2895
Previous Monthly Low204.6275
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%219.6655
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%222.0412
Daily Pivot Point S1216.7476
Daily Pivot Point S2211.2508
Daily Pivot Point S3206.6814
Daily Pivot Point R1226.8139
Daily Pivot Point R2231.3833
Daily Pivot Point R3236.8802

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Lorenzo Stroe

Lorenzo Stroe

Independent Analyst

Lorenzo is an experienced Technical Analyst and Content Writer who has been working in the cryptocurrency industry since 2012. He also has a passion for trading.

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