BCH: Why despite flipping a resistance, it remains tough to buy into

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Bitcoin Cash has been in a steady downtrend since November last year, but in the past week, the coin showed some evidence that this trend could be broken, or at the very least stalled. There were two ranges of importance for Bitcoin Cash on the longer timeframes. Buyers, especially risk-averse ones, can consider staying away from Bitcoin Cash until the $400 level is flipped to a support zone. Then again, such a move could turn out to be just a liquidity grab before new lows.

Source: BCH/USDT on TradingView

The orange levels depict a range from $400 to $720, a range that BCH has traded between since early January to late December. In mid-January this year, the price established a new range (white) from $272 to $345.

BCH has broken out of this range in the past few days, and it has had some bullish momentum in the past two weeks. Another thing to note was that BCH has registered a series of lower highs since November, and this has been broken in the past few days.

While this was an encouraging development for the bulls, there was a long way to go yet to establish an uptrend. The $400 area will likely be a strong resistance zone, as it was the former range’s lows.

Source: BCH/USDT on TradingView

Due to the buy demand in the past week, the prices have been climbing and this was reflected on the momentum indicator. The RSI climbed to 70 and was currently sitting at 64.2. The OBV has also formed a series of higher lows in the past two months. However, this wasn’t indicative of a change in trend yet.

The Directional Movement Index showed that a strong uptrend was in progress, with both the ADX (yellow)