Bitcoin Cash Drops 12% in a Week Amid Bearish Technical Indicators

Bitcoin Cash [BCH] is down 7.7% in the past 24 hours and has shed 12% over the past week. The quick, bearish price reaction was likely a result of the hawkish fears following the speech of Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole.

BCH’s Open Interest was down 9.6% in a day, reinforcing the bearish short-term pressure on the altcoin. Interestingly, the long-term trend was also bearish.

Was the recent rally only a minor reprieve for Bitcoin Cash?

For two years, BCH traded within a range (purple), which it lost in May. The August rally has only been a retest of the lower bounds of this long-term range as resistance. The rejection from $300 showed sellers still have the upper hand.

The technical indicators were firmly bearish, too. The CMF was at -0.24 to signal heavy capital outflows, and the RSI was at 39 to show that bearish momentum was prevalent. The OBV was trending downward in 2026 as well.

The $188 support from 2023 has been defended so far. Based on the weekly chart, it appeared to be only a matter of time until this support, too, was broken.

Bitcoin Cash tends to trade like a leveraged Bitcoin asset. This means a bull market for the latter could see a recovery for BTC and a potential rally beyond $300 later in 2026 for BCH.