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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) dropped from $304.28 to $275.32 on October 29, 2026, falling below its 200-day average of $286.19. The decline followed the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged, with two committee members voting for an increase. BCH is now 2.2% below its 200-day average, and its market cap is $5.63 billion. The price reaction was stronger than that of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH), which fell 0.96% and 1.46% respectively.

Bitcoin rose to $81,400 on Wednesday, with altcoins like NEAR, Hyperliquid, and Bitcoin Cash seeing larger gains. Zcash is preparing for a network upgrade, while Hyperliquid awaits regulatory approval for new markets. The Fed's interest rate decision is expected later, with potential implications for crypto markets. Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of $110.3M and $176M on Monday and Tuesday, respectively.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is trading at $294.31, up 4.4% in 24 hours and 3.9% in a week. It has a market cap of $5.92 billion. All 81 BCH futures contracts are perpetual, with no expiry date, and are traded on 63 venues. The CME's regulated BCH futures, launched on October 19, are not included in these statistics. Open interest in these perpetual contracts totals $1.066 billion, with daily turnover of $825.3 million.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is trading at $275.30, up 1.6% over 24 hours. CME Group launched BCH futures, with the first block trade executed by FalconX and GSR. Grayscale also filed to convert its BCH Trust into a spot ETF. BCH's market cap is $5.53 billion, and it remains 92.7% below its all-time high.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) rose 5.06% following the launch of CME futures, reaching near $287.47, but later retraced due to broader crypto market weakness and Bitcoin-driven risk-off sentiment. The price move was attributed to institutional validation from the futures launch, with BCH trading near its 200-day moving average. The retracement was influenced by Bitcoin's dominance and ETF outflows.

CME Group launched Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Uniswap (UNI) futures on Oct. 19, expanding its crypto futures offerings to 11 contracts. Institutional firms FalconX and GSR executed the first trades. CME reports nearly $2 billion in notional open interest for five tokens added in 2026, with average daily volume exceeding 242,000 contracts ($7.9 billion notional) year to date.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) rose 18.3% in the past month, outperforming Bitcoin's 6.5% gain. BCH's surge followed CME Group's announcement of Bitcoin Cash futures, set to launch October 19. BCH has since declined 13.2% in two weeks, trading at $275. CME's futures could attract institutional investors but may also bring short sellers. BCH's future performance depends on the futures launch and new investor demand.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) produced 131 blocks in 24 hours, below its 144-block target. The slower pace, caused by reduced mining power, extends confirmation times for transactions. BCH's price is $275.66, down 0.76% over seven days. The network's difficulty adjustment mechanism should correct the slower block times. Investors should monitor confirmation requirements and block times for transactions.

CME Group plans to launch Bitcoin Cash (BCH) futures on October 19, 2026. BCH price is $294.93, down 4.16% in a day and 4.14% over seven days. The futures listing aims to enable hedging and short selling, not necessarily price growth. BCH market cap is $5.93 billion, with daily turnover of $194.4 million. The price is 92.2% below its all-time high of $3,785.82. The CME will offer standard and micro contracts, targeting institutional investors.

Bitcoin (BTC) rose to $87,217 before falling to $84,250, ending the week up 1% at $85,500. Ether (ETH) gained 0.4%, while ZEC fell 17% to $1,332. Other altcoins saw mixed results, with BNB up 1% and QUANT, HBAR among top gainers. Altcoin market cap dropped to $1.285 trillion.