Bitcoin Cash is making waves. The network has soared nearly 40% this year, leaving every major layer-1 blockchain in the dust, including Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, Cardano, and DOT, all of which remain down more than 50% in 2025.
Analyst Crypto Koryo highlights Bitcoin Cash’s unique supply structure as a key driver. Unlike many networks, it has no scheduled token unlocks, no foundation treasury selling, and no venture capital dumping. With the entire supply already circulating, sell-side pressure is minimal, giving prices room to climb even without heavy marketing or social media promotion.
The rally shows that clean supply dynamics combined with new investor demand can outperform networks with active developer momentum but complicated tokenomics.
Bitcoin Cash has managed this growth without an official X account, proving that strong fundamentals can sometimes trump hype.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin traders are keeping an eye on potential near-term moves. Michaël van de Poppe predicts Bitcoin could dip to $87,000 before rebounding toward $100,000, with $92,000 acting as a key support level.
Macroeconomic factors, like reduced quantitative tightening, upcoming rate cuts, and expanding money supply—could fuel the bounce, though a breakdown below $86,000 might trigger a move toward $80,000.
Technical analyst TXMC points to Bitcoin’s liveliness indicator, which tracks long-term coin spending versus holding. Even as prices remain subdued, liveliness is climbing—a sign that underlying demand is stronger than current prices suggest, often a precursor to bullish market phases.
The takeaway? Bitcoin Cash is showing that solid tokenomics and clean supply mechanics can drive major gains, even in a year where most Layer-1s struggle. For traders and investors, it’s a reminder to watch both network fundamentals and macro signals when assessing crypto opportunities.
