Last week, Bitcoin and Ethereum rose 1% and 0.4% respectively, maintaining key support levels. The altcoin market saw mixed performance, with Quant surging 39% while Zcash and others declined. Volatility also emerged due to macroeconomic factors.
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Bitcoin traded around $85,200, marking a 2% increase for the week. Quant (QNT) led the market with a 160% surge, followed by NIGHT at 105%. Ethereum saw a slight rise, while some altcoins like Ripple experienced declines.
Grayscale evaluated the growth potential of Bitcoin Cash, using Ripple as a benchmark. Bitcoin Cash's market cap is at 1.5% of Bitcoin's, while Ripple and others have reached over 3% in the past. Competitiveness in privacy features is key.
Grayscale Research Head Dave Laние stated that Zcash (ZEC) has seen a significant increase in its market capitalization share against Bitcoin over the past year, rising from 0.1% to 1.5%. He analyzed that with the growing demand for privacy technology and if it maintains its competitive advantage, there is potential for further market share expansion.
The US stock market rebounded last week, and holdings in spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs increased. Despite rising interest rates, strong performance in tech stocks and a decline in energy prices drove the stock market, while institutional investor interest in the virtual asset market grew.
Bitcoin Group SE's Half-Year Report 2026 highlights the completion of the new bitcoin.de platform, ready for relaunch with expanded offerings. Despite a challenging crypto market, the company maintains a strong balance sheet.
Despite positive signals such as a $2.4 billion inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs, trading volume for RWA futures has sharply declined. Macroeconomic burdens and a lack of new themes have created a divergence in market sentiment, with regulatory discussions and ensuring network stability emerging as key challenges.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell 5.49% over four hours to trade at $308. This represents a 6.94% decrease compared to 24 hours ago. Its market capitalization is approximately $6.17658 billion, ranking 22nd. During the same period, the liquidation of long positions amounted to $350,000.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) recorded $315 at 11:51 AM on the 28th, a 3.64% decrease from one hour prior and a 5.70% decrease from 24 hours prior. During the same period, the liquidation of Bitcoin Cash long positions on Binance, Bybit, and OKX reached $350,000.
According to Coin니스 Market Data, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has fallen by 3.58% in the last 5 minutes, and is currently trading at $313.09. This indicates a short-term downward trend in price.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) surged 3.01% in one hour, reaching $342. This marks a 1.30% increase compared to 24 hours ago, and it holds the 22nd position in market capitalization (approximately 9 trillion KRW). While there were no long position liquidations in the same hour, short positions worth $170,000 were liquidated.
Bitcoin dominance is falling, and the upward trend is spreading to the altcoin market. Some altcoins, such as Ethena and NEAR Protocol, have recorded higher gains than Bitcoin, suggesting the possibility of a broader market rally.
Stellar Lumens (XLM) has surpassed a market capitalization of $7.5 billion, overtaking Bitcoin Cash (BCH), according to recent analysis. The Protocol 28 upgrade is cited as a potential background factor, though ranking changes can vary depending on the aggregation method. Bitcoin Cash is scheduled for CME futures launch.
Stellar (XLM) has surpassed Bitcoin Cash (BCH) in market cap rankings, climbing over 13% due to buying pressure and the recent Adapter (Protocol 28) upgrade, which enhanced performance and consensus.
Multiple coins showed significant weekly surges, indicating a short-term concentration of demand. Dlive (DRV) ranked first in weekly gains, and Mina (MINA) showed a strong +240% increase over three months. Some coins have experienced poor long-term returns, necessitating risk management for chasing rallies due to volatility.
As of 11:28 PM on the 24th, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is trading at $348, marking a 3.69% increase in the last hour and a 4.78% increase in the last 24 hours. Its market capitalization is approximately $6.8 billion, ranking it 21st. In the same period, the liquidation of short positions amounted to $140,000.
Key facts: CRYPTO:BCHUSD jumps ~57%; targets $388–$450
BCHUSD surged ~57% in a week, hitting $351 with significant volume and open interest. CME's planned cash-settled futures could boost momentum, targeting $388-$450 if support at $340 holds.
LayerZero (ZRO) and NEAR Protocol (NEAR) showed strength, rising 11.29% and 8.31% respectively in 24 hours. In contrast, Bitcoin Cash (BCH), XNO, and NIL saw declines, indicating mixed movements in the altcoin market.
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The pace at which the global Web3 market is entering the regulatory sphere has been alarmingly fast recently. Following the US SEC’s temporary exemption for tokenized securities exchanges, Circle's launch of the Arc mainnet, and even news of CME Group’s launch of Bitcoin Cash and Uniswap futures, we are seeing convergence between traditional finance and on-chain infrastructure taking place across the board. Significant movements have now been spotted domestically as well.
Specifically, Kakao Pay and Kakao Bank have joined hands with digital asset custody firm Fireblocks. Following their collaboration with Circle last July, they are now embarking on a proof-of-concept to build infrastructure for stablecoin distribution. This is being interpreted as a practical move to preemptively secure global-level technical infrastructure rather than waiting indefinitely for regulatory frameworks to be finalized.
However, compared to this private sector speed, the domestic regulatory environment remains somewhat disappointing. In an internal assessment by the Financial Services Commission released ahead of the National Audit on October 6, the authorities classified their progress in establishing a regulatory framework for stablecoins as 'insufficient.' As global financial institutions rapidly expand their on-chain territory, calls for the actual institutionalization of domestic stablecoin and token securities regulations are expected to grow even louder during this National Audit.
The pace at which the global Web3 market is entering the regulatory sphere has been alarmingly fast recently. Following the US SEC’s temporary exemption for tokenized securities exchanges, Circle's launch of the Arc mainnet, and even news of CME Group’s launch of Bitcoin Cash and Uniswap futures, we are seeing convergence between traditional finance and on-chain infrastructure taking place across the board. Significant movements have now been spotted domestically as well.
Specifically, Kakao Pay and Kakao Bank have joined hands with digital asset custody firm Fireblocks. Following their collaboration with Circle last July, they are now embarking on a proof-of-concept to build infrastructure for stablecoin distribution. This is being interpreted as a practical move to preemptively secure global-level technical infrastructure rather than waiting indefinitely for regulatory frameworks to be finalized.
However, compared to this private sector speed, the domestic regulatory environment remains somewhat disappointing. In an internal assessment by the Financial Services Commission released ahead of the National Audit on October 6, the authorities classified their progress in establishing a regulatory framework for stablecoins as 'insufficient.' As global financial institutions rapidly expand their on-chain territory, calls for the actual institutionalization of domestic stablecoin and token securities regulations are expected to grow even louder during this National Audit.
Following CME Group's announcement of plans to launch Bitcoin Cash and Uniswap futures, Bitcoin Cash saw a rise, while Zcash, Uniswap, and Shiba Inu showed mixed movements due to various factors. Regulatory scrutiny and technical resistance levels acted as key variables.













