Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Price Reclaims $200 – But How High Can It Go?

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has reclaimed the $200 territory as the bulls look to reclaim losses from the altcoin market slump in mid-August. A vital on-chain indicator suggests that the BCH price rally is still some way off peak momentum.

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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and several prominent altcoins are experiencing an upward trajectory in their trading prices, attributed to a recent report indicating a favorable ruling by the US federal appeals court. The court's decision suggests that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) erred in its rejection of Grayscale's application for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF).

Bitcoin price jumped by more than 5% on Tuesday after Grayscale won a major lawsuit against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The coin rose by more than 5%, triggering a major rebound in the altcoins market.

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This week, a 1,500% spike in large transactions has sent the BCH price into the recovery zone according to the daily RSI signal. Can larger investors drive the BCH price toward reclaiming $250 in the coming weeks?

The company behind the most valuable stablecoin in terms of market capitalization, Tether, has formally stopped supporting three separate blockchains. The stablecoin issuer halted minting USDT on Kusama (KSM), the Simple Ledger Protocol of Bitcoin Cash (BCH), and Omni Layer (OMNI) on Thursday.

Tether, the firm behind the largest stablecoin by market cap, has officially ended support for three different blockchains. On Thursday, the stablecoin issuer stopped minting USDT on Kusama (KSM), Bitcoin Cash's (BCH) Simple Ledger Protocol (SLP), and Omni Layer (OMNI).

Tether, a prominent stablecoin issuer, has announced its decision to discontinue USDT blockchain support for Bitcoin, Kusama, and Bitcoin Cash, citing a meticulous evaluation of factors encompassing security, compliance, and customer support.

Tether, the stablecoin issuer, is set to halt its support for USDT on the Bitcoin, Kusama, and Bitcoin Cash platforms following a strategic evaluation of blockchain usage and efficiency

Tether (CRYPTO: USDT) Thursday announced that it will discontinue its support for USDT on the Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), Kusama (CRYPTO: KSM), and Bitcoin Cash (CRYPTO: BCH) blockchains. What Happened: The stablecoin issuer evaluated the current transport layers and determined their relevance in the blockchain ecosystem.

With the Bitcoin Cash network's May 15 Cashtokens upgrade now three months behind us, bustling development in non-custodial wallets, marketplaces, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), games, and other applications continues unabated.