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BCH Price Prediction: New Year, Same Range

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Written By: Faith Maina
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  • BCH price remains within a horizontal channel as has been the case since November. The fear & greed index is at an extreme fear level of 23.

BCH price has been on a decline since late November. Since then, it has dropped by about 33.06%. Fear has remained the main emotion in the crypto market. The crypto fear & greed index is at an extreme fear of 23.  

BCH price prediction

Bitcoin Cash has continued to record subtle movements in the new year. It has remained within a horizontal channel since early December.

The range-bound trading follows its decline from a two-month high of 732.42 in November. The range’s upper and lower borders are at 489.65 and 413.99 respectively. Notably, the altcoin momentarily rose above the psychologically crucial level of 500 before returning to the aforementioned channel.

At the time of writing, BCH price was down by 0.72% at 431.46. On a four-hour chart, it is trading below the 25 and 50-day exponential moving averages. It is also below the long-term 200-day EMA.

In the ensuing sessions, it will likely remain within the horizontal channel as fear remains the key emotion in the crypto market. In the short term, the 200-day EMA at 466.50 will be a resistance level to look out for.

A move below the support level at 413.99 will have the bulls defend the support at the psychological zone of 400. The bulls will remain in control for as long as BCH price remains below November’s crucial support zone of 550.

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Written By: Faith Maina

Faith Maina is a financial analyst and economist. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and is underway in her Master’s degree course. She has an expansive understanding of global markets and their drivers. Her specialities are currencies, crypto, commodities, and equities. She lives in Nairobi, Kenya with her husband and son.

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