To affirm a healthy recovery phase, Bitcoin Cash still needed to close above the 50 EMA near the $331-resistance. On the other hand, Tron displayed a short-term uptrend as it swayed above its 20 EMA. But the 38.2% Fibonacci level continued to pose as a hurdle. Also, Fantom snapped off its trendline resistance and eyed at $2.2-mark while struggling to gather enough volumes.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

Source: TradingView, BCH/USDT

As the bearish phase initiated, BCH steeply declined and lost its one-year support (now resistance) at the $387-mark. After a nearly 38% retracement (from 5 January), it hit its 13-month low on 24 January.

Then, the bearish flag breakdown reversed from the $270-mark long-term support. As a result, it recovered its previous losses and flipped the 50 EMA (blue) from resistance to support. Over the past day, BCH saw a symmetrical triangle break out. Thus, it fell below the $331-resistance that coincided with the 50 EMA.

At press time, BCH traded at $330.6. The RSI downturned and lost the midline support. Any further retracements would find support near the 43-point. Although the DMI lines saw a bearish crossover, the ADX still depicted a weak directional trend.

Tron (TRX)

Source: TradingView, TRX/USDT

TRX witnessed a substantial 30% drop from (20 January) and touched its six-month low mark on 24 January. Since then, the alt recovered in an ascending channel (yellow) on its 4-hour chart.

It registered a nearly 40% gain to retest the golden Fibonacci level on 10 February. Since testing this level, it saw a pullback while breaking out of the pattern. Nevertheless, the $0.064 support stood sturdy while the bears upheld the 38.2% resistance. Any close below its 20 EMA (red) could propel a retest of the $0.064-mark.