Saha Swatilakha
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has surged over 10% following the successful completion of its second halving event on April 4. Following a steady upward trend, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has experienced a 23% surge in the past week and a significant 43% increase over the past month, reaching its highest price point since May 2021, trading at around $673 at the time of writing.
The recent halving event, which occurred at block height 840,000, cut miner rewards from 6.25 BCH to 3.125 coins per block following the network’s first halving event in April 2020. Market analysts attribute this price surge to a confluence of factors, from the recent halving event to the overall bullish sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. OKLink data also reveals a surge in BCH’s network mining difficulty to its highest level since 2019, reaching 761,589.2.
Market experts see BCH’s price increase post-halving as a potential indicator for the upcoming Bitcoin‘s surge too post-halving, which is set for April 20. Industry leaders, like Grayscale, anticipate this event to significantly impact the broader cryptocurrency market.
As the cryptocurrency market gears up for the upcoming Bitcoin halving, everyone concerned is anticipating how this significant event will influence the broader market dynamics and investor sentiment.
