Bitcoin Cash price drops 7.4 percent to $264, its lowest level since September 21

The Bitcoin Cash price fell to around $264 on Friday morning. That is 7.4 percent lower than 24 hours earlier and the lowest daily level since September 21. BCH now sits just three dollars above its 100-day line at around $261, the last of the three widely watched moving averages the coin has not yet broken. There is no trigger specific to Bitcoin Cash: the decline follows a broad sell-off across the crypto market, although BCH gave up more ground than Bitcoin. For investors, the question is therefore less about news from the project and more about their own risk. Anyone trading with leverage needs to know their liquidation price. Anyone holding BCH on an exchange should know how long the coins have been there, because in Germany the tax on a sale depends on it. And anyone looking to buy more now needs a plan with price levels, not just a cheap moment. cryptoticker.io compiled this analysis itself on November 6, 2026. It is based on the daily closing prices of Bitcoin Cash over the past 365 days and the 24-hour changes of the 25 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation on CoinGecko. Bitcoin Cash price today: $264 and down 10 percent in a week The figures of recent days show that Friday's slump caps a losing streak. On October 31, Bitcoin Cash still closed at just under $294. Since then it has gone down almost every day: $285 on November 1, $276 on November 3, $274 on November 4. A brief rise to just under $282 on November 5 did not last a day. Period BCH change Starting value 24 hours minus 7.4 percent around $285 7 days minus 10.1 percent $293.80 (Oct 31) 30 days minus 12.0 percent $300.10 (Oct 8) 90 days plus 22.3 percent $216.00 (Aug 9) 365 days minus 44.1 percent $472.50 The table shows two sides of the same coin. In the short term BCH is clearly under pressure, yet over three months the coin is still up by a good fifth. The reason is the late-summer rally: on August 19, Bitcoin Cash traded at around $204, and on September 23 at almost $345. The price has since given back around 23 percent from that high. It remains almost 60 percent below the January 4 high of just under $655. Trading volume stands out. Around $227 million worth of BCH changed hands over the past 24 hours, against a 30-day average of around $165 million. The increase of a good third shows that genuine selling pressure is behind the decline. Market capitalisation stands at around $5.3 billion. Crypto market sell-off: the Nasdaq slide drags Bitcoin Cash down The decline in Bitcoin Cash is part of a move that has gripped the entire market.