The post BCH Technical Analysis Feb 2 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. BCH is pinned at the critical support zone of 531.97$ with its current price of 535.90The post BCH Technical Analysis Feb 2 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. BCH is pinned at the critical support zone of 531.97$ with its current price of 535.90

BCH Technical Analysis Feb 2

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BCH is pinned at the critical support zone of 531.97$ with its current price of 535.90$, and the liquidity hunt in the downtrend continues. The nearby resistance at 557.78$ carries a strong rejection risk, with invalidation below 531$ being critical for buyers.

Current Price Position and Critical Levels

BCH is trading at 535.90$ with a 2.64% rise over 24 hours, but the overall structure remains in a downtrend. The daily range was between 497.40$ – 544.10$, with price positioned below EMA20 (570.79$) and RSI at 39.08 in the neutral-bearish zone. The Supertrend indicator gives a bearish signal (resistance 614.37$), and a total of 11 strong levels were identified across 1D/3D/1W timeframes: 3 supports/4 resistances on 1D, 1 support/2 resistances on 3D, 2 supports/3 resistances on 1W confluences. This confluence strengthens the levels; price is currently squeezed between short-term order blocks, with downward momentum dominant.

Support Levels: Buyer Pools

Primary Support

The 531.9714$ level (strength score: 80/100) stands out as the primary buyer zone. This level coincides with the last swing low on the 1D timeframe and forms a strong demand zone on the 3D chart – tested 3 times in the past with high-volume rejections (around 150M$ volume spikes) where buyers entered. It also overlaps with the Fibonacci 0.618 retracement on 1W confluence, a liquidity collection area. As price approaches here, a liquidity cluster for stop-loss hunting may form; if it holds, a local order block reversal is expected. Invalidation: momentum accelerates on a break below 531$.

Secondary Support and Stop Levels

Secondary support at 507.9053$ (score: 70/100) is located at the previous weekly low and EMA50 (around 510$) confluence on 1D. Historically, it has shown a 70% success rate over 4 tests, recording strong bounces after low-volume consolidation. Deeper at 472.2878$ (score: 60/100) is the key to 1W supply-demand balance; it functions as a breaker block on 3D, a liquidity pool remaining from the late 2025 rally. As a stop level, below 472$ triggers a major drop (309$ target) – R/R ratio up to 1:3. These levels are points defended by big players to protect long positions.

Resistance Levels: Seller Pools

Near-Term Resistances

557.7750$ (score: 82/100) is the nearest seller zone and daily high-volume order block. It is the latest rejection point on 1D (3 tests, strong defense with wicks), showing confluence with EMA20. Short-term breakout attempts here could sweep liquidity and reverse; volume profile confirms high selling pressure. For a breakout, a close above 558$ is required, otherwise fakeout risk is high.

Main Resistance and Targets

581.5678$ (score: 66/100) is the main resistance and a premium supply zone on the 3D timeframe – imbalance left from the November 2025 peak. It overlaps with 1W Fibonacci 0.382 extension, with an 80% rejection rate over 2 tests. Upper target 669.6000$ (score: 66/100), monthly resistance and psychological 670$ threshold; coincides with Supertrend resistance (614$). Upside target 730.17$, but limited in the overall downtrend. These resistances are liquidity targets for short sellers.

Liquidity Map and Big Players

On the BCH liquidity map, stop-loss clusters (buyer liquidity) are seen between 531-535$, and short stops (upside liquidity) at 557-558$. Big players (whales) may be accumulating positions in 507-531$ demand zones – although CEX flow data shows low buying pressure, the increase in futures open interest (397M$ volume) signals manipulation. A classic pattern is a sweep to 472$ below followed by an upward reversal; at resistances, liquidity grab is expected for a raid to 581$. MTF confluence turns these levels into institutional targets.

Bitcoin Correlation

BCH moves in 0.85% correlation with BTC; with BTC in downtrend at 78,360$ level (Supertrend bearish) and supports at 77,489$/74,604$ weak, BCH should wait for BTC breakout above 79,396$ for an altcoin rally. BTC dominance increase (currently a bearish signal) could pressure BCH below 531$ – high risk of BCH slipping to 472$ if BTC drops below 74k. Watch: BTC 83,548$ resistance opens the door to 581$ for BCH.

Trading Plan and Level-Based Strategy

Hold above 531.97$: Long bias, first target 557.78$ (R/R 1:2), stop below 531. On breakdown, short: Target 507.90$, then 472$ – strengthens with BTC support loss. Upside scenario: 558$ breakout to 581-669$ path, requires confluence confirmation. Overall outlook bearish; follow levels with risk management. For spot, check BCH Spot Analysis, for futures BCH Futures Analysis. This is market opinion and not investment advice.

This analysis uses Chief Analyst Devrim Cacal’s market views and methodology.

Market Analyst: Sarah Chen

Technical analysis and risk management specialist

This analysis is not investment advice. Do your own research.

Source: https://en.coinotag.com/analysis/bch-technical-analysis-february-2-2026-support-resistance-levels

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