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#数字货币市场洞察 $BCH
Spot BCH Market Watch | December 7, 2025
The recent performance of BCH has been quite interesting. From the start of the year until now, as one of the standout Layer 1 tokens, it has surged nearly 40%. Why has it outperformed other public chains? Mainly because its tokens are fully circulated, with no hidden risks of unlock-induced sell pressure—structurally, that’s an advantage. Plus, the market has been hyping the possibility of a spot BCH ETF, and this expectation is keeping a lot of people interested; it’s definitely imaginative in the long run.
But things don’t look so great in the short term. The technical signals have turned bearish—the MACD just had a death cross, the histogram dropped, and the price broke straight through the lower Bollinger Band. What’s even more dramatic is that the RSI(6) has already fallen to 24.21, which is extremely oversold, indicating very strong recent selling pressure. You can also feel the split sentiment in the community: some long-term holders are still chanting “hold patiently, target $1,000,” believing the ETF narrative will support the price; but on the other hand, the technical crowd and whale activity are clearly bearish, and some are even calling for shorts, with high-leverage short positions popping up.
Honestly, this is an awkward spot right now. The long-term narrative holds up—Layer 1 leader + ETF expectations make for a good story. But short-term momentum has collapsed, and in this deeply oversold state, could there be another panic sell-off? That’s the question. Longs need to withstand the volatility, while shorts should be wary of an oversold rebound.
In short, BCH is currently a tug-of-war between the long-term narrative and short-term technicals. How you see it really depends on your time frame.