Bitcoin Cash surged to a two-month high above $499 as bulls took control during an aggressive rally fueled by institutional demand and broader market uncertainty. The move puts BCH within striking distance of the psychologically critical $500 level — a zone last touched during April's breakout attempt.
If momentum persists, BCH could attempt to flip $500 into a long-term support — a move that could change its macro structure heading into Q3.
BCH rallied from $461.87 to a high of $492.08 over 24 hours, backed by strong inflows. The breakout began in earnest during the 13:00–14:00 window, when volume spiked to 152,140 units — more than five times the hourly average — confirming institutional buying.
The price rejected off the $500 barrier multiple times, slipping to $490.46 during the early morning session before stabilizing. A brief sell-off at 04:51 triggered a quick dip to $491.47, but price soon reclaimed $485, showing signs of resilience and consolidation just below key resistance.
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