$BCH BCH August 25 21:00 TradeyAI Evening Market Update

BCH current price ≈ 564.6; recent 24h range 561.4 to 599.4. Comparison: This morning we provided "585 support / 602 resistance / range fluctuations". The current price has retreated about 4 to 5% from this morning's price of approximately 591, having lost 585, and the upper edge of the range has not broken, turning into upper pressure. The rhythm aligns with the continuation of "holding the lower edge, attempting the upper edge without success → retreating to seek support".

Technical Analysis: 1H/4H moving averages are turning down, RSI is neutral to weak; the key stage now is the support and rebound strength around 561 to 565. If there is a volume recovery back to 585 and it stabilizes, there is a chance to retest 595 and 602; if the volume is insufficient and it loses 561 again, look down to 555 and 548 for secondary support. The futures side also indicates a similar weak fluctuation pattern.

Operational Suggestions:

Pullback for low absorption: Only when there is a volume decrease at 561 to 565 showing signs of stopping the fall / quickly recovering from a wick, gradually test long positions; hard stop loss at 560.

Confirmation before chasing: If there is a volume recovery of 585, add positions if the pullback does not break it, targeting 595 to 602, with a mobile stop profit throughout.

Range arbitrage: Before breaking out, keep total positions below 40%, focusing on T+0 high sell low buy, avoiding emotional chasing.

Response to losing support: If it effectively breaks below 561, immediately reduce positions, observe the secondary signals at 555 and 548 for reassessment.

Conclusion: BCH has transitioned from "attempting the upper edge" to a weak pullback testing support phase; the price-volume resonance reclaiming 585 is the effective ticket for the bulls to restart; before that, use small stop losses to bet on rebounds and exchange discipline for probability.

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