The Bitcoin Cash price <\/span>surged<\/span><\/a> over 6% in the last 24 hours to trade at $648.57 as of 8:15 a.m. EST as investors scoop up as much BCH as they can.<\/span><\/p>\n
With the decreased rewards, miners will likely start selling some of their reserves to fund their operations. This trend could continue until the adjusted supply and demand ratio is reflected in the <\/span>Bitcoin Cash<\/span><\/a> price. <\/span><\/p>\n
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4-hour chart for BCH\/USDT (Source: <\/span>TradingView<\/span><\/a>)<\/span><\/p>\n
In this alternative scenario, the <\/span>Bitcoin Cash<\/span><\/a> price might be at risk of testing the immediate support level at $544.6 in the following 48 hours. Continued sell pressure once the crypto potentially reaches this mark could then push it down to the subsequent support at $462.20 in the short term.<\/span><\/p>\n
With Bitcoin Cash’s halving <\/span>completed<\/span><\/a>, investors are turning their attention to <\/span>Bitcoin Minetrix<\/span><\/a> as the original Bitcoin is set to slash its mining rewards in half within the next 15 days.<\/span><\/p>\n
The Bitcoin Halving is an historic event that has been a catalyst for almost all of the crypto market’s past bull runs. This is mainly due to the fact that mining rewards are cut in half each time, making BTC more scarce and harder to come by in a sense.<\/span><\/p>\n
BTC’s reduced mining rewards are, however, also expected to place a significant strain on smaller mining operators. These smaller miners will be forced to seek alternative means to replace the lost income, and could scramble to Bitcoin Minetrix.<\/span><\/p>\n