Bitcoin cash rose to a one-week high in today’s session, despite crypto markets mostly trading lower. The global cryptocurrency market cap is down by 2.45% as of writing, which comes as traders reacted to rising geopolitical tensions. Polkadot was a notable token to slip, as prices collided with a key support point.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
Bitcoin cash (BCH) raced to a one-week high on Wednesday, despite cryptocurrency markets mostly trading lower.
Following a low of $103.09 on Tuesday, BCH/USD surged to an intraday peak of $109.09 earlier in today’s session.
The move saw BCH hit its highest point since November 8, when the token was trading close to a high of $120.00.
As can be seen from the chart above, today’s high saw bitcoin cash move closer to a key resistance level of $110.00.
The 14-day relative strength index (RSI) also rose higher, with the index breaking out of a ceiling of its own.
Currently, the index is tracking at 46.52, which is above the aforementioned ceiling at 45.00.
Polkadot (DOT)
Polkadot (DOT) on the other hand was back in the red on Wednesday, snapping a two-day win streak in the process.
DOT/USD was down by as much as 5% in today’s session, falling to a low of $5.72.
Today’s drop saw the token move closer to its support level at $5.60, which has mostly been in place for the last week.
Looking at the chart, the RSI also dropped to a floor of its own, with the index colliding with its support at 41.00.
Should the index move below this point, we will likely see polkadot move towards $5.30, which would be a two-year low.
Traders will likely also be paying attention to the moving averages, as the indicator still looks positioned for further downward momentum.
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